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Encrypting HTML And Webpage Sources?
11-05-2009, 11:16 PM
Post: #11
(11-05-2009 11:11 PM)nicksp13 Wrote:  "Programmers to crack that"

I disagree; There was no cracking, nor programming involved. All it would really required was an in-depth knowledge of the JavaScript.

yeah I kinda laughed when I read that too lol

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11-06-2009, 12:56 AM
Post: #12
(11-05-2009 11:11 PM)nicksp13 Wrote:  "Programmers to crack that"

I disagree; There was no cracking, nor programming involved. All it would really required was an in-depth knowledge of the JavaScript.

Or a Google search..?

(11-02-2009 02:19 AM)evilalex Wrote:  Thank you for taking the sarcasm out of the thread, dragging it out the door, throwing it behind a dumpster, and then raping it
(11-02-2009 02:28 AM)N3w_2_H@Ck1n™ Wrote:  I do that to anything that moves, exists, or threatens my brilliance.
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11-06-2009, 01:14 AM
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Why would you want to encrypt html? Obviously html is a client sided language, and is rendered on the clients own browser, so obviously it will "need" to be decoded somehow by the clients browser...

You can use php for server sided rendering, like making passwords/usernames/tables invisible to the client.

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