how to encrypt wordpress and blogger footer ?

[mamak24]

hi
i m about to design wordprees and blogger templetes
so if anyone can help me and tell me how i encrypt its footer so if anyone remove my copyrights the website doesnt work
and a phrase appear like this
All the links in the footer should remain intact. All of these links are family friendly and will not hurt your site in any way.

thanks

mamak24 Reviewed by mamak24 on 30th Jun 2012. how to encrypt wordpress and blogger footer ? hi i m about to design wordprees and blogger templetes so if anyone can help me and tell me how i encrypt its footer so if anyone remove my copyrights the website doesnt work and a phrase appear like this All the links in the footer should remain intact. All of these links are family friendly and will not hurt your site in any way. thanks Rating: 5

[Wl33t]

Well that's impossible for CMS sites I think, even if you use PHP, people will always remove the footer.

[bluefrogx]

ioncube will prevent most people from decoding it.

[deliteblogger]

Most of the wordpress templates achieve this by just adding a few lines of base64 encoded script in one of the template files, decoded and eval()'ed on run, though this won't stop everyone from removing it.
You can make it a bit more secure by adding checker scripts like that to multiple files and making them cross-dependent.

[l0calh0st]

Use this tool I made:
http://download.cnet.com/eMinifier/3...-75755126.html

Then use PHP Scramble.

[JmZ]

Unless you plan on throwing money away just to ioncube/zend encode your footer, there is absolutely nothing you can do which cannot be reversed.

In most cases, you can simply change the eval/echo to a var_dump and get the decoded source back.

If you can encode it, someone else can decode it, unless you use something professional like ioncube.

[Hyperz]

Unless you plan on throwing money away just to ioncube/zend encode your footer, there is absolutely nothing you can do which cannot be reversed.

In most cases, you can simply change the eval/echo to a var_dump and get the decoded source back.

If you can encode it, someone else can decode it, unless you use something professional like ioncube.

This. HTML, PHP, JS, or any language for that matter => obfuscation is useless. If you're mainly worried about copycats: followers will never be leaders. Remember that.