You are right. 99% of the website grabbing for the website I wrote is done by real person sitting in front of the browser and clicking the url. I manage to stop all these behaviour.
I know what you are talking about. But in real life, my code seems works.
I am monitoring server's log and since I introduced the code to anti website grabbing, the server web log size cut to half.
I have dump the data into a jpeg file for the customer to view on the screen and I introduce fuzzy background to stop customer to use ocr. The customer cannot even copy & paste.
I know what you are talking about. But in real life, my code seems works.
I am monitoring server's log and since I introduced the code to anti website grabbing, the server web log size cut to hal ...
I have dump the data into a jpeg file for the customer to view on the screen and I introduce fuzzy background to stop customer to use ocr. The customer cannot even cop ...
I have obfuscated string in c. Without obfuscated string, the string just plain text in the binary. It looks like rubbish character in the bin dump. :-) I am using C# razor template engine to generate my c code. For java, I might use velocity template engine.
The c source code generated looks so nice. :-) I put lots of comments in the generated c code. Of course the comments won't appear in the .so library code compiled by gcc compiler.
BTW, armed with on-line arm assembler manual and I look at my arm assembly source code and it looks so compact. Each c code generated some arm assembly and it is so short. It does not like c# which just use visual studio 2012 ide debugger to debug a function call which will end up endless nested function call. Of course, that is the way all higher level programming language do.