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CDROM Copy Protection Security

Asked by Dave101 in Visual Basic Programming

Tags: cd, protect

I am developing an HTML application on a CDROM and for security reasons would like to ensure the user cannot copy all the information from the CDROM onto his hard drive and then onto the internet.  

My Creative CDRW 8432 can protect a CDROM from being written to but not copied from.

Microsoft protects its installation CDs as well a numerous commerical vendors. You can copy some of it but not all of it to work right. That's what I want to do. But the question is how do I do it?

Is there anyway to protect a CDROM so that the information on it can't be copied?

Encryption, put it in an EXE visual basic program? I don't know?

Please don't comment it can't be done.
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