softbow2004
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I have created an web site with a lot of .jpg files
I want to place the web site on a CD-R but no one to be able to see or to have access to the files on the cd.
I want to place the web site on a CD-R but no one to be able to see or to have access to the files on the cd.
If you mean you wish to protect a copy of the CD for your own use (ie, no other user without a password can access the data on the CD) then your best bet is to encrypt, with either something like e4m/scramdisk (an OTF disk encryptor) or a secure zip clone (like the freeware 7-zip from http://www.7-zip.org/)
If you want an application on the cd that allows viewing of the images without allowing "raw" access to them, then I would 7zip them individually, and write an application that uses the library from the same site to unzip-then-display them under code control.
ok, that wouldn't prevent a hacker from getting the key out of the code, but what does?
If you want an application on the cd that allows viewing of the images without allowing "raw" access to them, then I would 7zip them individually, and write an application that uses the library from the same site to unzip-then-display them under code control.
ok, that wouldn't prevent a hacker from getting the key out of the code, but what does?
I prefer the steel wool method to the somewhat more mundane (yet equally effective) magic marker method.
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what kind of website is this???
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