DoSWF 5.0.1

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Date updated

December 18, 2011

Developer

DoSWF | (more products)

Price

$39.99

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1,925

License

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Platform

Windows

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Description of DoSWF 5.0.1

A professional Flash/SWF encrypter

DoSWF can do encrypt, obfuscate to SWF files. It has a lot of useful features like :

• Encrypt SWF, protect your action script and assets.
• Obfuscate actionscript 3.0 code.
• Mix all method. Decompile is impossible!
• Encrypt swc files.
• Lock domains.
• Add watermark .
• Encrypt Project (multi swf files).

Editor's review for DoSWF

If you’re a Flash programmer who works on paid sites, or you create private, customized code that you don’t want anyone getting their hands on who’s not authorized for it, you need a program like DoSWF. This powerful Flash encryption package can do all kinds of tricks to make sure your code stays under your control.

How does DoSWF protect you? One of its unique features is its ability to obfuscate ActionScript code. Though such code is normally easily readable, DoSWF’s ingenious obfuscate feature renders it useless to any curious or malevolent parties. The program also scrambles each method of your script, making a decompile impossible for someone to achieve.

Of course, DoSWF’s specialty is its ability to encrypt SWF files. Not only will it encrypt the file itself, but all buttons and picture files associated with the SWF will also be encrypted with some of the strongest algorithms available today.

In addition to protecting ActionScript and SWF, DoSWF will also encrypt your SWC files and lock domains so they cannot be accessed. As a precaution against someone who somehow manages to access your code anyway, the program inserts both a text and image watermark, making it easy for you to track down such code anywhere on the web. If you’re working on an entire Flash project, there’s a version of DoSWF that can secure your entire project against tampering or manipulation.

In this world where software pirates and other, less ethical programmers routinely steal Flash code and copy it to run on their own system, a program like DoSWF is an unfortunate necessity. If you’re a dabbler in Flash, or you use it on small sites that don’t contain proprietary procedures or code, this is probably overkill.

However, if you work with any sort of code that shouldn’t fall into the wrong hands, DoSWF is a must - encrypt your flash content against prying eyes and decompilers with DoSWF.