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Encrypt the code of a .bat file

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simo--joker Posted messages 103 Status Member -  
logon313 Posted messages 50 Status Member -
Bonjour,
to everyone,
here is what I want to do: make the code of a bat file unreadable without crashing it.... lol. Do you have any links to utilities? I don't want to create something overly secure, just something to discourage anyone who might want to copy and modify the code.
Thank you all
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    simo--joker Posted messages 103 Status Member 15
     
    I will try
    thank you all the same
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  2. Droopy_ Posted messages 252 Status Member 25
     
    The Bat file is an interpreted command file. The crypter would require a shell that understands this encryption.

    Otherwise, you can convert it to .exe:
    http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich 1640286 convert bat to exe
    http://telecharger.vnunet.fr/telechargement/gestion+de+fichier/bat+to+exe+converter/_37222.html

    Note: I haven't tested any of this...
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    1. logon313 Posted messages 50 Status Member 9
       
      When you compile a .bat file, it's just that the .exe copies this file for the mother in the %temp% folder. It's not secure because the file can always be retrieved.
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  3. simo--joker Posted messages 103 Status Member 15
     
    Here is the solution:

    http://telecharger.vnunet.fr/telechargement/gestion+de+fichier/bat+to+exe+converter/_37222.html
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    1. art719 Posted messages 4 Status Member
       
      Hello,
      the proposed link is inaccessible!
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    2. fiddy Posted messages 441 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   1 847
       
      Of course, 6 years later...
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  4. logon313 Posted messages 50 Status Member 9
     
    Hello,
    If you are developing with Notepad++, select all the text, then go to Plugins > MIME tools > Base64 Encode.
    To decrypt it, you do the same operation but choose the "Base64 Decode" button.
    This may make your code heavier, but at least it is encrypted.

    --
    very young amateur in computer science
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    1. fiddy Posted messages 441 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   1 847
       
      Encrypting does not exist. We say "cipher".
      Otherwise, "base64 encode," as indicated, is an encoding. It has nothing to do with encryption. Moreover, to convince you, you cannot specify a key.
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