Brian Genisio <Br**********@yahoo.com> writes:
So, IE has a code obfuscation method that is specific to IE. I have
read that it has been easily decrypted. Has the decryption for this
method been published anywhere?
<URL:http://www.virtualconspiracy.com/?page=articles/breaking-screnc>
Is it legal to do so, assuming the authors of the code give my
permission to read the code?
Do what? Decode a script or describe how to do it?
Hmm, in these DMCA times, I wouldn't bet on it either way.
Did I mention that the DMCA is ludicrous (however it's spelled).
Before anyone flames me, I promise my motives are legitimate. I am
developing the DOM and JS interface for a browser that needs to act
like IE.
Reverse engineering in order to make a compatible product. In my country,
at least that's still allowed.
/L
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