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anti-decompile protection - protect your ea
Mar 13, 2013 at 15:17
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Ahli sejak Mar 16, 2012
9 hantaran
Mar 13, 2013 at 15:17
Hello!
this topic was previosuly mentioned, but faded away...
So anybody know any good anti-decompile protection solutions?
So far i looked into fxi.net / mql lock, however they seemed not interested once it was established that they might have to analyse the the source code vs their encryption translation and are not even answering my mails anymore! They have a "lazy" disclaimer on their website shirking them from any hard work if the translation does not work properly.
I also explored some other options, but no success.
I would be grateful for some recommendations or offers.
Thanks
this topic was previosuly mentioned, but faded away...
So anybody know any good anti-decompile protection solutions?
So far i looked into fxi.net / mql lock, however they seemed not interested once it was established that they might have to analyse the the source code vs their encryption translation and are not even answering my mails anymore! They have a "lazy" disclaimer on their website shirking them from any hard work if the translation does not work properly.
I also explored some other options, but no success.
I would be grateful for some recommendations or offers.
Thanks
Ahli sejak Mar 16, 2012
9 hantaran
Mar 13, 2013 at 16:47
Correction - they finally did get back to me - still a work in progress!
However, as previously mentioned more solutions are still welcomed!
However, as previously mentioned more solutions are still welcomed!
Ahli sejak Nov 15, 2011
61 hantaran
Mar 13, 2013 at 19:14
I've used MQLLock, actually still do. Usually if your project doesn't work at all it is a coding error of your own. But MQLLock has been plagued by crashes with a couple of updates where it was quite a hassle to find the cause and update all clients :\
Still, it is an effective way to stop hackers for a while, it is however not 100%, given enough time, a skilled person with a lot of patience could do it.
Still, it is an effective way to stop hackers for a while, it is however not 100%, given enough time, a skilled person with a lot of patience could do it.
When you fall you learn, then you get up and you try again until you master it.
Ahli sejak Jan 29, 2013
4 hantaran
Mar 13, 2013 at 19:38
do you mean http://www.fxi.net? or wrong spelling ,the result is "Click here to buy Fxi.net for your website name!".
Martingale will be the safe and profitable systems.
Ahli sejak Jan 29, 2013
4 hantaran
Mar 13, 2013 at 19:38
Alright.. found it. fx1.net http://www.mqllock.com.
How the result?Trial or premium?
How the result?Trial or premium?
Martingale will be the safe and profitable systems.
Ahli sejak Nov 15, 2011
61 hantaran
Mar 14, 2013 at 08:11
Trial is only for 2 weeks, so you're gonna need premium the moment you go any further than testing phases.
When you fall you learn, then you get up and you try again until you master it.
Ahli sejak Jan 29, 2013
4 hantaran
Mar 14, 2013 at 10:49
Jos,Do you have any good software or tools to protect our code?
Martingale will be the safe and profitable systems.
Ahli sejak Nov 15, 2011
61 hantaran
Mar 14, 2013 at 12:01
hmm, basically, you have two options, that I prefer to combine:
1. get a good coder that can put part of the EA's logic server side (including authentication), part of the logic in a heavily obfuscated DLL, and just the bare necessities in the ex4 file.
2. use MQLLock to obfuscate the code and put most of it in a DLL.
Both work, for my EA's I combine them.
1. get a good coder that can put part of the EA's logic server side (including authentication), part of the logic in a heavily obfuscated DLL, and just the bare necessities in the ex4 file.
2. use MQLLock to obfuscate the code and put most of it in a DLL.
Both work, for my EA's I combine them.
When you fall you learn, then you get up and you try again until you master it.
Ahli sejak Mar 16, 2012
9 hantaran
Mar 14, 2013 at 17:09
wow Jos, very worrying that they sometimes have crashes while they try and update, potential clients EAs would be disabled during this down time to I would imagine. What was there response time to get things up and running again?
Do you know someone that can do your #1, as in:
1. get a good coder that can put part of the EA's logic server side (including authentication), part of the logic in a heavily obfuscated DLL, and just the bare necessities in the ex4 file.
Thanks
Do you know someone that can do your #1, as in:
1. get a good coder that can put part of the EA's logic server side (including authentication), part of the logic in a heavily obfuscated DLL, and just the bare necessities in the ex4 file.
Thanks
Ahli sejak Nov 15, 2011
61 hantaran
Mar 15, 2013 at 09:05
yeah, it actually drops the EA from the chart and then closes MT4 completely...very nasty, but it is supposedly fixed in the latest version. I guess it just stimulates some creativity on the EA side to ensure the EA can deal with a crash. In my latest EA's I added an email notification to the accountholder that notifies him/her of the EA crash shortly after.
As for a coder, I'm one, but I'm way way waay too swamped with 'lucrative' work. You can check mql4.com to find another one though, just click on 'Jobs'. There are a few that could do this, just be sure to have it tested by a second expert before releasing the EA and expect to pay several hundred $$$ or more if you want the job done well. (I'd be >10k for the full package which is why you'd want to use mql4.com hehe...)
As for a coder, I'm one, but I'm way way waay too swamped with 'lucrative' work. You can check mql4.com to find another one though, just click on 'Jobs'. There are a few that could do this, just be sure to have it tested by a second expert before releasing the EA and expect to pay several hundred $$$ or more if you want the job done well. (I'd be >10k for the full package which is why you'd want to use mql4.com hehe...)
When you fall you learn, then you get up and you try again until you master it.
Ahli sejak Mar 09, 2012
6 hantaran
May 15, 2013 at 09:58
search for mqlpatroit.
Ahli sejak Mar 09, 2012
6 hantaran
May 15, 2013 at 09:59
Ahli sejak May 11, 2013
4 hantaran
May 16, 2013 at 07:24
SAJ1011 posted:
Hello!
this topic was previosuly mentioned, but faded away...
So anybody know any good anti-decompile protection solutions?
So far i looked into fxi.net / mql lock, however they seemed not interested once it was established that they might have to analyse the the source code vs their encryption translation and are not even answering my mails anymore! They have a "lazy" disclaimer on their website shirking them from any hard work if the translation does not work properly.
I also explored some other options, but no success.
I would be grateful for some recommendations or offers.
Thanks
Add to code over 2 Mb text in comment, and decompiler's stack crashed. Or add more crazy mathematical calculation.
Ahli sejak Mar 09, 2012
6 hantaran
May 16, 2013 at 07:25
There's no anti decompile protection. Its how much you can hide into the dll and check summing tech.
And the protection should be manual programming task not auto. Hat's make mqllock bad choice.
And the protection should be manual programming task not auto. Hat's make mqllock bad choice.
Ahli sejak Mar 09, 2012
6 hantaran
May 17, 2013 at 09:13
yellow posted:
Add to code over 2 Mb text in comment, and decompiler's stack crashed. Or add more crazy mathematical calculation.
The comments are not compiled into the ex4 files.
Ahli sejak Mar 12, 2014
58 hantaran
Mar 23, 2018 at 12:22
Not these comments, THE Comment shown on the chart !
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Ahli sejak Sep 19, 2024
22 hantaran
Sep 30, 2024 at 09:20
xpworx posted:
There's no anti decompile protection. Its how much you can hide into the dll and check summing tech.
And the protection should be manual programming task not auto. Hat's make mqllock bad choice.
DLL can be easy cracked ! same as obsuscation not works.
Works only Client-Server protocol as FXPIP.ONE have - when almost all logic will be placed at protected server in Phyton or C++ and logic will be sent to Bridge that have no logic to decompile in Client terminal (MT4 or MT5).
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Ahli sejak Sep 19, 2024
22 hantaran
Sep 30, 2024 at 09:25
yellow posted:SAJ1011 posted:
Hello!
this topic was previosuly mentioned, but faded away...
So anybody know any good anti-decompile protection solutions?
So far i looked into fxi.net / mql lock, however they seemed not interested once it was established that they might have to analyse the the source code vs their encryption translation and are not even answering my mails anymore! They have a "lazy" disclaimer on their website shirking them from any hard work if the translation does not work properly.
I also explored some other options, but no success.
I would be grateful for some recommendations or offers.
Thanks
Add to code over 2 Mb text in comment, and decompiler's stack crashed. Or add more crazy mathematical calculation.
this also not works - you think MQL5 markaet not tried this? their market totally decompiled and Metaquotes ban and block each member that say at MQL5.com that all products fully decompiled and cracked.... as i tokd already only CLIENT-SERVER works - logic must be placed at SERVER and send into MT5 only orders modifications. But no other logic that can be stolen and can be reselling after cracking EA - it means in Client EA must be no logic. All logic must be at server in C++. Only one MQL Protection exist in this world
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