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Deleted 3 years ago

The whole points is that site I am using accepts 2 ints and 1 string as a score parameters. Max I can send is: Username scored 10 points in 10 seconds and is awesome. That is why I can't implement record system. I am not sure if I will have enough time to work on any kind of encryption as I do have private life and full-time job and I am lacking in time.

I have just implemented one mechanism which prevents using the simplest cheat engine trick. Even if you edit your in-game score and die with for example 999 points, the script will recalculate it and send updated value to the database.

Why is converting to bytes and then encrypting safer if we are talking about a situation where hackers see my code. It seems like there's just no way to overcome this. Once someone sees my code, there is no safe way. Correct me if im wrong.

Deleted 3 years ago