[casual_games] Current advice on SWF encryption?

Olivier Besson olive at globz.com
Fri Mar 6 14:15:56 EST 2009


Amayeta cracked? Didn't heard about this..
Do you have a link about that?
Regards,
Olivier

Matthew Ford a écrit :

>

> Hello all—been on the list for years and I think this may be my 4^th

> post as I am mostly an absorber of advice, not an emitter yet. I am an

> indie developer, ex-game-industry designer and producer. See more at

> http://www.digitalcream.com.au/blog/ ,

> http://twitter.com/MatthewMFord, etc.

>

> I am very soon going to be opening up private alpha testing of my

> Flash game, Taboo Snaps, and it’s time to look at SWF encryption. I

> had heard on this list that www.amayeta.com <http://www.amayeta.com>

> was good but elsewhere I read that it has been cracked. So I’d

> appreciate any advice on the current best encryption software and

> advice for keeping it hard to crack.

>

> I am currently sitelocking the game (swf checks it own loaderInfo.url

> and dies if it’s not my home domain) but eventually I will want the

> swf to be spread far and wide—it has imbedded ads and will revert to a

> demo mode if not on a blessed domain. So though sitelocking is some

> protection, of course if it is decrypted that sitelock can be taken out.

>

> I also have the game load XML files from my home domain and do

> sitelocking for that with my crossdomain.xml, but again, it can be got

> around once decrypted.

>

> Please catch me up on the latest greatest advice on encryption

> software and techniques, and of course let me know if any of the above

> is nonsensical!

>

> Kind regards,

>

> Matthew Ford

>

> Matthew at fordfam dot com

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