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JavaScript
encryption without the possibility of decoding JS
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Yes, you can write a code that encryptes a file/ text.
But, you can't run this code
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I think you confound with compilation.
Compilation is a bit different.
Compilation translates your code, to other code ( bytecode, machine langage, etc.. ). And this, can be run by the computer.
So, it's not really an encryption, but you can't read as well the compiled code.
And, I don't think you can compile JS code, sorry.
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Can you explain your question, please ?
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Because, imagine I encrypte this:
console.log("HW");
Then, I can have this ( example ):
~Ă«psontâŹ/?s/]
The javascript interpreter doesn't understand that.
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Choubada
How to encrypt the js code, without the possibility of decryption. Is it possible?
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why?
Explain.
Please