omidaghakhani1368 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 12, 2015 #1 Hi. How i use password in basic4android without anyone see my password in code? example i declare Dim pass as string pass = "111111" now if anyone extract apk file with apk tool and can see my password in java class file is there any solution?
Hi. How i use password in basic4android without anyone see my password in code? example i declare Dim pass as string pass = "111111" now if anyone extract apk file with apk tool and can see my password in java class file is there any solution?
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2015 #21 Hello @arminkh, Why don't you just save the key in a RandomAccessFile and then use Code: Raf.WriteEncryptedObject and Code: Raf.ReadEncryptedObject Upvote 0
Hello @arminkh, Why don't you just save the key in a RandomAccessFile and then use Code: Raf.WriteEncryptedObject and Code: Raf.ReadEncryptedObject
ArminKH Well-Known Member Apr 4, 2015 #22 @Peter Simpson Thank u But again for decrypt encrypted object we need a password Which place is safe for store this password? Upvote 0
@Peter Simpson Thank u But again for decrypt encrypted object we need a password Which place is safe for store this password?
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2015 #23 RandomAccessFile is a safe place to store a password. Just use MD5 or SHA-1 encryption to encrypt the password then store the encrypted password into the password protected RAF. You are making it harder than it actually need to be... Upvote 0
RandomAccessFile is a safe place to store a password. Just use MD5 or SHA-1 encryption to encrypt the password then store the encrypted password into the password protected RAF. You are making it harder than it actually need to be...
ArminKH Well-Known Member Apr 4, 2015 #24 @Peter Simpson Iknow that but when some body decompile my app then they has full access to my original key or any key for decrypt or any algorithms Upvote 0
@Peter Simpson Iknow that but when some body decompile my app then they has full access to my original key or any key for decrypt or any algorithms
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2015 #25 Oh well, you're in trouble then Upvote 0
ArminKH Well-Known Member Apr 4, 2015 #26 Peter Simpson said: Oh well, you're in trouble then Click to expand... Yes really but why not? Upvote 0
KMatle Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2015 #27 So I will get some popcorn, take a seat and watch what is happening to your app Upvote 0
Peter Simpson Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 4, 2015 #28 @arminkh everything is hackable/crackable, nothing is safe and there's absolutely nothing you or I can do about it. Listen if Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Adobe, the Pentagon and NASA can all get hacked into just to name a few, then there absolutely nothing you, I, anybody on the forum and yes that even includes @Erel can do to stop it from happening. So I suggest that you do the best that you can to protect your app and get on with your Android project. Basically what I'm saying is that if a half decent hacker/cracker really want to get in to see the basics of your Android apps source code, then nothing will stop them. I've learn from from the fact that my best selling Windows program has both been cracked(no unlock code needed) and there's also a keygen for it out there too. Changing the formula is a waste of time as all you have to do is request that is get cracked again and within a month it is done and a new keygen is released. I gave up attempting to stay one step ahead of keygen creators years ago. I now just concentrate on making my products better for my customers... Last edited: Apr 4, 2015 Upvote 0
@arminkh everything is hackable/crackable, nothing is safe and there's absolutely nothing you or I can do about it. Listen if Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Adobe, the Pentagon and NASA can all get hacked into just to name a few, then there absolutely nothing you, I, anybody on the forum and yes that even includes @Erel can do to stop it from happening. So I suggest that you do the best that you can to protect your app and get on with your Android project. Basically what I'm saying is that if a half decent hacker/cracker really want to get in to see the basics of your Android apps source code, then nothing will stop them. I've learn from from the fact that my best selling Windows program has both been cracked(no unlock code needed) and there's also a keygen for it out there too. Changing the formula is a waste of time as all you have to do is request that is get cracked again and within a month it is done and a new keygen is released. I gave up attempting to stay one step ahead of keygen creators years ago. I now just concentrate on making my products better for my customers...
ArminKH Well-Known Member Apr 4, 2015 #29 @KMatle @Peter Simpson Thank u both I am submission KMatle : thats good idea Upvote 0
