CopyProtection with javascript Protecting Your CopyRight

first of all… javascript is always OpenSource… there is nothing you can do about it.

So people become very creative about how to verify if a script was stolen or not.

Here is one example:

 http://vectorflower.com/preview/smooth_zoom/sample4.html

protects preview.js

via:
[cc lang=”js” escaped=”true” width=”546″ line_numbers=”off”]
// -> randomized chars that should mean: vectorflower.com
this.eFlag = {
m1: “o”,
r1: “e”,
t: “r”,
r2: “.”,
e: “t”,
s: “o”,
a2: “c”,
m2: “o”,
e1: “m”,
r: “v”,
a1: “w”,
a: “e”,
h: “r”,
k: “f”,
m: “c”,
u: “l”
};

// getting current domain name
var m = String(k[o.qer[1].split(“”).reverse().join(“”)]);

// putting chars in the right order
var q = (o.eFlag.r + o.eFlag.a + o.eFlag.m + o.eFlag.e + o.eFlag.s + o.eFlag.h + o.eFlag.k + o.eFlag.u + o.eFlag.m1 + o.eFlag.a1 + o.eFlag.r1 + o.eFlag.t + o.eFlag.r2 + o.eFlag.a2 + o.eFlag.m2 + o.eFlag.e1);

// testing the current domain name (if vendor-domain)
// m: “127.0.0.1”
// q: “vectorflower.com”

m = “vectorflower.com”; // valid, because m.indexOf(q) == 0
m = “subdomain.vectorflower.com”; // also valid, because m.indexOf(q) == 10
m = “127.0.0.1”; // not valid, because does not contain the domain name

/* Search a string for “welcome” returns the position where the word was first found
StringPos13|
var str = “Hello world, welcome to the universe.”;
var n = str.indexOf(“welcome”);
The result of n will be: 13
*/

if (m.indexOf(q) > -1) {
o.init()
}

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