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How to anti-decompile your EA ?
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ForexSeeker

Member Since Apr 20, 2010  727 posts DoubleTrap (ForexSeeker) Jul 22 2010 at 17:11
What is the other way that you can securely anti-decompiling your EA beside paying using ForexCIO™ EX4 Armour ?

Where can I learn to DIY like setting up dll files and create member page like Fapturbo using code authorised for licensing?

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Elkart

Member Since Aug 01, 2009  941 posts Elkart (Elkart) Jul 22 2010 at 17:16 (edited Jul 22 2010 at 17:17 )
Don't let it leave your hands. Only guarantee you have.

I mean is it only me or isn't the perfect business selling the de-compiler first and then the de-compiler armour?

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stevetrade

Member Since Oct 28, 2009  1036 posts Steve Boardman (stevetrade) Jul 22 2010 at 17:45 (edited Jul 22 2010 at 17:45 )
Yep, I'm with Elkart. Don't sell it.

If your EA actually falls into the rare category of 'working' the last thing you want is for it to be in the open market. Run managed accounts using it. It's far more profitable to do that than to sell it anyway.

11:15, restate my assumptions: 1. Mathematics is the language of nature. 2. Everything around us can be represented and understood through numbers. 3. If you graph these numbers, patterns emerge. Therefore: There are patterns everywhere in nature.
pip2cash

Member Since Mar 04, 2010  327 posts SIM (pip2cash) Jul 22 2010 at 18:59

ForexSeeker posted:
    What is the other way that you can securely anti-decompiling your EA beside paying using ForexCIO™ EX4 Armour ?

Where can I learn to DIY like setting up dll files and create member page like Fapturbo using code authorised for licensing?



I think it is almost impossible to protect your EA.
The only way is the keep it for yourself.

SIM

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ForexSeeker

Member Since Apr 20, 2010  727 posts DoubleTrap (ForexSeeker) Jul 23 2010 at 01:13
Hello Sim , are you sure ? Do you have a crack version of Fapturbo and able to run it correctly ?

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pip2cash

Member Since Mar 04, 2010  327 posts SIM (pip2cash) Jul 23 2010 at 02:40

ForexSeeker posted:
    Hello Sim , are you sure ? Do you have a crack version of Fapturbo and able to run it correctly ?


Hi,

May i know how fapturbo work? You said code authorised for licensing, do you mean that the seller of fapturbo will issue you an special code(licence key) then you enter it into fapturbo EA?

Regards,
SIM

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ForexSeeker

Member Since Apr 20, 2010  727 posts DoubleTrap (ForexSeeker) Jul 23 2010 at 03:04
You have to login to their member page. Key in the ID-code generate by the EA on your live account, you will get the password. One purchase only can use on one live account only, demo is unlimited.

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bestforexea

Member Since Oct 29, 2009  72 posts Casey Lim (bestforexea) Jul 23 2010 at 04:16 (edited Jul 23 2010 at 04:18 )
Ahh... FAPTurbo... What if I told you that their ID generator is a simplest way and ancient way of generating? It's smart programing, but it follows the old way of how software company protect their license.

Buried within the dll file is a calculator which will generate a key within the dll file. So with a few variables, like account number, name, broker name. It generates a ID KEY and a corresponding Authentication code. This same calculator is also hosted on their members site. So with the ID KEY, you get your Authentication code from the site.

The Authentication code then verifies the corresponding ID KEY within the dll file and voila... The software is unlock.

All a programmer needed to do was to circumvent this procedure and voila... the software is unlock.

So far, the uncrackable EA is PipBrains. All the codes are within the dll file itself. Variable calls and even the execution of the OrderSend is located within the dll file itself.

This sort of programing seems to be logically if time is not a factor. It's a martingale... As the EA needs to constantly communicated with the dll file to execute order rather than instant execution. But we are talking about nano second here...

Anyway if you want to sell ur EA and I assume your EA is going to be a Martingale/Grid coz I know u r a fan of martingale too... smiley you should learn how PipBrain code it's EA.

Btw... I manage to come up with a calculator for FAPTurbo... lol

NEVER say DIE!!!
ForexSeeker

Member Since Apr 20, 2010  727 posts DoubleTrap (ForexSeeker) Jul 23 2010 at 04:49 (edited Jul 23 2010 at 04:57 )
Err... I was just testing PipBrain yesterday, the back test seem working. The demo still no trade yet.
The back test not showing very good result, is it because of incomplete code decompile or is suppose so, so have to wait few more day see if it trade on demo or not.

Amazing, how you able to decrypt dll files or you pull the data from the memory ? I once read your blog as you said is very hard to decompile dll files as they all have different code of encryption.

Have you visit ForexCIO™ EX4 Armour webpage ? It said 'Using our Envelop, Compound and “Blasting Code (BC)” protection methods makes the protected EX4 file to be executed at the Core level of the MetaTrader platform, with a memory reallocation at a 128bit, Compound encryption makes it impossible to Decompile the protected EX4 file.'

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Elkart

Member Since Aug 01, 2009  941 posts Elkart (Elkart) Jul 23 2010 at 05:26
Casey!!

Gentleman, put you hands together for our own resident hacker!! Casey is in tha house!!


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