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Version 1.2 of Allatori Java Obfuscator is released. (4 messages)
- Posted by: Gregory White
- Posted on: September 12 2006 06:11 EDT
Allatori Java Obfuscator belongs to the second generation obfuscators' family and has all spectrum of opportunities on protection of your intellectual property. In the Allatori arsenal there are the following protection methods: name obfuscation, flow obfuscation, debug info obfuscation, string encryption, watermarking. The obfuscator is free for educational and non-commercial projects. The new version has additional configuration property 'random-seed', fixed method template matching, fixed classpath handling, optimized log file writing and optimized resource management. Allatori Java Obfuscator web site and demo version downloadThreaded Messages (4)
- compared to other java objfuscators by Hank Li on September 12 2006 19:25 EDT
- Who needs obfuscators? by Carlo Luib-Finetti on September 13 2006 04:06 EDT
- Re: Who needs obfuscators? by sdf sdf on September 13 2006 07:17 EDT
- Re: Who needs obfuscators? by Christopher Stach II on September 14 2006 03:13 EDT
- Re: Who needs obfuscators? by sdf sdf on September 13 2006 07:17 EDT
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compared to other java objfuscators[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Hank Li
- Posted on: September 12 2006 19:25 EDT
- in response to Gregory White
what are the advantages of this one? -
Who needs obfuscators?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Carlo Luib-Finetti
- Posted on: September 13 2006 04:06 EDT
- in response to Gregory White
In the Java world community which is dominated by Open Source products: who really needs obfuscators? Who has "intellectual properties" to defend (and himself uses the communities open source)??? -
Re: Who needs obfuscators?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: sdf sdf
- Posted on: September 13 2006 07:17 EDT
- in response to Carlo Luib-Finetti
Well if you want add some security to your custom classes packed in jar, obfuscator is needed. For example, some banking stuff. -
Re: Who needs obfuscators?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Christopher Stach II
- Posted on: September 14 2006 03:13 EDT
- in response to sdf sdf
If you are doing "some banking stuff", I would hope that you trust your client and that your client trusts you. Basically, your point has no value. That is a completely different problem domain.