Скачать или смотреть Powershell Obfuscator - Online Powershell Obfuscation (.ps1 scripts) - Obfuscate Powershell Code

https://enscrypt.io/powershell-source... - Obfuscate powershell script with the enscrypt.io powershell obfuscator - This video demonstrates the straightforward process of protecting .ps1 scripts - The process is easy; simply upload the plain text powershell script to have it immediately obfuscated. When the obfuscation process completes, the uploaded raw script will be transformed into an unreadable yet executable format. In this protected format, the powershell source code is safe from hackers and can be remotely monitored for hack attempts.

Obfuscation of code has quite a number of unique benefits. Not only does it help secure intellectual property and all sensitive information stored within the scripts, it also helps prevent exploitative scans hackers often perform to find source code vulnerabilities.

Furthermore, if desired, you can apply expiration dates to every single powershell script you choose to protect. With this feature turned on, you get to regulate the length of time users are licensed to run your scripts.

To gain more control of your scripts regardless of where in the world they are used, you can enable the 'satellite' feature, which helps developers retain (remotely) total control of how their powershell scripts are used.

And last but certainly not least, there is now a way to prevent illegal copies of your scripts from roaming the web. During obfuscation, you can choose to enable the 'copyguard' feature on the script being obfuscated. This will prevent the usage of the protected script under different names. For instance, if you obfuscated a .ps1 script named enScrypt_diskspace.ps1, then later renamed it to, say...enScript_dspace.ps1 - the copyguard feature will detect this unauthorized activity and will automatically cause the obfuscated script to abort.

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