Amayeta™ Encryption Tools for Flash
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Amayeta™ Encryption Tools for Flash
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Pentium 1.2ghz or Better
128mb RAM or Better
50mb Free HD Space
Windows 98SE, ME, 2K, XP, Vista
Tested with:
Visual Studio 2003 or Higher
Delphi 6 or Higher
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Purchase the SWF Encrypt™ 5.0 Dynamic Linked Library (DLL)
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Technotes, FAQs and Updates for SWF Encrypt™ 5.0 DLL Editions
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DLL Edition for C++, C# and Delphi
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The Power of SWF Encrypt™ 5.0 is now available as a Dynamic Linked Library (DLL) for Windows Software Development.
The SWF Encrypt 5.0™ DLL, available in a "Silver" and "Gold" variation, can be used from within C++, C# and Delphi (and virtually any development tools which have access to Dynamic Linked Libraries!) to Encrypt, Secure and Obfuscate Adobe Flash® SWF files, protecting them from the most popular Flash Decompiler Tools on the market. |
*Flash® and the "f" logo are Trademarks of Adobe Systems, Inc. |
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DLL "Silver" and "Gold" Editions
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The SWF Encrypt™ 5.0 DLL is available in 2 editions; Silver and Gold. The Silver Edition provides a straightforward method for encrypting SWF files from your C++, C# and Delphi Projects with a single encryption function.
The Gold Edition provides the same ease of use as the Silver, but also provides additional parameters for setting various SWF Encryption settings prior to the encryption process. Both Silver and Gold Editions include usage documentation, sample code and the benefit of robust SWF ActionScript Encryption and Obfuscation. |
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Full documentation and sample code is provided with the Trial and Full versions of both Silver and Gold Editions of the SWF Encrypt™ 5.0 DLL. Below is an example of how the DLL is called from within a C++ Application: |
HINSTANCE hinstDLL = LoadLibrary ("SWFEncryptS.dll");
// declare pointer to dll functions
encfilefuncPtr encfile;
fileencedfuncPtr fileenced;
// get the function addresses in the dll
encfile = (encfilefuncPtr)GetProcAddress (hinstDLL,"encfile");
fileenced = (fileencedfuncPtr)GetProcAddress (hinstDLL,"fileenced") |
To view the complete implimentation procedure for C++, C# and Delphi Projects, download the Trial Version Today. |
Unencrypted ActionScript Vs Encrypted ActionScript
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The easiest way to understand the benefit of SWF Encrypt™ 5.0 is to compare a non-protected SWF with a Protected SWF. Please look at the screenshots below: |
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Fig. 1 (Normal SWF) |
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Fig. 2 (Encrypted SWF) |
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| This screenshot on the left (Fig. 1) is taken from a popular Flash Decompiler. As you can see, it demonstrates how easy it is to view the ActionScript Code in a standard SWF File that has NOT been protected by SWF Encrypt™ 5.0.
The Screenshot on the right (Fig. 2) demonstrates what happens when the same Flash Decompiler attempts to view the ActionScript of a SWF File protected by the SWF Encrypt™ 5.0 DLL Engine - The ActionScript code is completely encrypted and obfuscated, protecting it from would-be hackers and reverse engineering. |
Frequently Asked Questions
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For a comprehensive list of Frequently Asked Questions and Technotes, please visit the Amayeta Support Section. FAQ's are added and updated on a daily basis. |
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Some of the most common FAQ's are listed below. Clicking on the appropriate questions will take you to the answer:
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