Bravo. How much're you charging for it? I suggest round about $1,879 :) | [reply] |
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That's nice, but let me remind that reverse-engineering is prohibited by laws of a lot of countries (including USA). And since a sole (exclusive!) purpose of B::Deobfuscate is to break
obfuscation (obviously for reverse-engineering), posting this to perlmonks.org can hurt it (if say Stunnix guy will be smart and will bring admin of perlmonks to court). So it may be wise to move B::Deobfuscate from perlmonks.org to somewhere else.
That's nearly as posting license keys for ActiveState commercial products here..
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Awwww, come on. You asked for this by posting here and claiming your obfuscation was irreversible. You were proved wrong by someone smarter than you. Now you're playing the legal card because you lost in the technical ring? iguanodon
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Howdy!
Oh? By what theory do you construe B::Deobfuscate as
reverse-engineering? It is based on the openly published
(by the vendor) description of how the product achieves
its claimed end. No evidence has been adduced that diotalevi has obtained and/or examined the actual product.
Of course, you don't have any such theory. You just can't
take the heat, so you try FUD. Go away.
yours,
Michael
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