georgi.2022
New Member
Hi fellas!
Not sure exactly where to place this question but it is related to executing commands, just that they are going to be run from an app.
I would also like to not leave any tracks of the commands that the app executes, so user shouldn't be able to run history in terminal and extract all the commands.
The app is built for a company and their needs, but they want to "protect" the commands.
My thought have been to create an app that is difficult to extract source code from, using c++ perhaps?
The app will also be connected to their server, for checking active license and fetching new commands.
The app will have a collection of commands, example cmd 1, cmd 2 and so on and each cmd will probably be a series of commands in itself.
How would you guys plan this?
I need to protect source-code also, which is why im leaning at c++ but im also able to use python, and js/nodejs/reactnative etc, especially for testing and trial.
Thanks
Not sure exactly where to place this question but it is related to executing commands, just that they are going to be run from an app.
I would also like to not leave any tracks of the commands that the app executes, so user shouldn't be able to run history in terminal and extract all the commands.
The app is built for a company and their needs, but they want to "protect" the commands.
My thought have been to create an app that is difficult to extract source code from, using c++ perhaps?
The app will also be connected to their server, for checking active license and fetching new commands.
The app will have a collection of commands, example cmd 1, cmd 2 and so on and each cmd will probably be a series of commands in itself.
How would you guys plan this?
I need to protect source-code also, which is why im leaning at c++ but im also able to use python, and js/nodejs/reactnative etc, especially for testing and trial.
Thanks