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Well I swear i know what are you saying and i do not know what did that person did but i really want to know how did he did it. Does any body has any suggestion?
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From your description in the other post, all your coworker did was remove the "View Source" option from the menu, probably using a javascript function.
This is not secure. It's just aesthetic. It only makes it a little more difficult to view the source, NOT impossible.
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I have a suggestion of how to make it "slightly harder" to quickly see all JavaScript: put the real code in a base64-encoded string, decode that and write that to the page in a normal function that people can see.
It won't stop a hacker, but it may stop the bored school kids who have nothing better to do than messing around with people's sites.
Don't rely on it.
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You can override the context menu to "hide" the view page source option, but it won't remove it from the browser menu. There is no way to completely remove the ability to view the page source because it must be sent down in a way that the web browser can interpret and display it.
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ok but how these things can be accomplished
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Well, not with C#, that's for a start. Shouldn't you take this over to the web development forum? You'll possibly want to ask about doing it in jquery while you're over there, or disabling the right click.
"WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes.
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Ok thanks i will post it on the other forum thanks for helping me guys but as a last question you are saying that to do what i am asking for i should use jquery not C# code. Right?
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You need to use Javascript for this, not C#. Suppose I wanted to view your webpage on a Linux distro - how would you stop me from viewing the source there?
"WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith As Braveheart once said, "You can take our freedom but you'll never take our Hobnobs!" - Martin Hughes.
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JavaScript it is , thanks. I will post it in the other forum.
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khalil.kamel wrote: i should use jquery not C# code
Again, it's clear you are clueless. The odds of you writing code anyone would want to steal, are low. You CANNOT replace C# with jquery. Your C# code is the only thing that's secure here. It's on the server, and the user can't access it.
Christian Graus
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khalil.kamel wrote: Does any body has any suggestion?
Ask the person who did it
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I will do so but first i wanted to search before i ask thnx anyways
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Well you can use JScript.Ecode[^] (MSDN[^] )but that really isn't very secure because anyone can decode it using the utility that is free from MS.
Once your JScript is encoded just set the Type on the script tag to "JScript.Encode"
But it will stop your know nothing users from getting the source of your JScript.
You should also put all your JS in a separate file and include it ... just another step for someone to decode it.
Another option would be to use AJAX to load all of your scripts and stuff, that way if the user views source they will only see the content that was originally sent to the browser and not anything AJAX has loaded.
The AJAX method is the best in my opinion but it could cause you to have to re-write your entire project to get rendered this way (read as PAIN IN THE A$$)
If at first you don't succeed ... post it on The Code Project and Pray.
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Don't know about Web Application however i encrypt windows appilcation using Java. If you wish i can give you a whole bunch of security keys.
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OK, so you're actually in the wrong forum ?
You can't stop it. Forget about it.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Well you can use JScript.Ecode[^] (MSDN[^])but that really isn't very secure because anyone can decode it using the utility that is free from MS.
Once your JScript is encoded just set the Type on the script tag to "JScript.Encode"
But it will stop your know nothing users from getting the source of your JScript.
You should also put all your JS in a separate file and include it ... just another step for someone to decode it.
Another option would be to use AJAX to load all of your scripts and stuff, that way if the user views source they will only see the content that was originally sent to the browser and not anything AJAX has loaded.
The AJAX method is the best in my opinion but it could cause you to have to re-write your entire project to get rendered this way (read as PAIN IN THE A$$)
If at first you don't succeed ... post it on The Code Project and Pray.
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Hi,
try 'Remotesoft Protector' or 'MaxtoCode'
modified 27-May-14 5:35am.
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My computer is affected by a virus 'regsvr.exe' which slows down the machine by eating proccessors time. I have to explicitly kill it from the process tab in the task manager.
For this reason i want to create a executiable that would kill its process. Also specify how to put my executiable in the startup menu.
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Why not just clean the virus off your machine?  and remember to practice safe computing in the future.
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Ishaan Karnik wrote: For this reason i want to create a executiable that would kill its process. Also specify how to put my executiable in the startup menu
I would rather use a anti virus to do this.
Manas Bhardwaj
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You can use this:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("tskill", "regsvr");<
But it much beter to use anti-virus to remove the virus or any other viruses.
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I don't have a anti-virus software installed currently and the virus is not letting the anti-virus software install one.
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Well this will do the job then:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("tskill", "regsvr");
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