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Someone has to read or edit it at some point. Root can do everything but if you truly want no one to be able to read or edit your script, write it in a code that you can compile to turn it into a binary file.
I saw a software at www.linuxsecurity.org for encrypting bash scripts, but i forget its name, and also forget to download it, now i need it, so any one know about or having best searching capability, please tell me
thanks
Originally posted by Ammad I saw a software at www.linuxsecurity.org for encrypting bash scripts, but i forget its name, and also forget to download it, now i need it, so any one know about or having best searching capability, please tell me
thanks
Never heard of such things, have you tried browsing or searching for it once again?
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