Landing Page Protection Script

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I have a good landing page and don't want it to get ripped by competitors. Is there any script to protect my landing page?
I searched on GG and found good one, but got locked by paywall on 2 big cpa forums.
I hope someone can share the working script to protect my landing page, the script that does hidden redirection of the percentage of ripper traffic to my landing page.
Have a nice day guys! You guys are my last resort now!
 
All visual layouts and texts visible in the browser can be copied at any time. Unfortunately, there is no 100% solution.
 
All visual layouts and texts visible in the browser can be copied at any time. Unfortunately, there is no 100% solution.
Yeah, but the hidden script will redirect the traffic to your offer.
 
Interesting to see what Claude gave you as a solution. Because if post your website on here I'm sure someone will demonstrate they've ripped it by end of day.
Yeah, but the hidden script will redirect the traffic to your offer.
I've encountered this when ripping websites in the past. I knew something was strange because the traffic stats were not adding up to what was expected baseline.
I ended up finding the website selling this code. When you have 100% of the files locally, you can usually visually scan the file and delete the offending code that doesn't belong there.
 
All visual layouts and texts visible in the browser can be copied at any time. Unfortunately, there is no 100% solution.
Yeah, that’s what I thought, the landing is displayed in html in the end and you can’t hide the code, otherwise it won’t show anymore.
 
Yeah.

Better add more accs instead of trying to steal traffic of thieves.

I'd track where their traffic is coming from and inspect social media accounts they use. Might give you some extra niches and ideas.
 
Yeah, that’s what I thought, the landing is displayed in html in the end and you can’t hide the code, otherwise it won’t show anymore.
I will obfuscate js file and make it harder to copy. Will surely prevent lazy guys copying my website.
It will be not worth their time.
 
I've encountered this when ripping websites in the past. I knew something was strange because the traffic stats were not adding up to what was expected baseline.
I ended up finding the website selling this code. When you have 100% of the files locally, you can usually visually scan the file and delete the offending code that doesn't belong there.

I find that when all code is in a single html file, then usually the page is good to go. However, if you get a folder with 10 files and JS files/libraries on the script are stored on another link this is where is most possible for the malicious code to be found. Or wherever you see obfuscation this is almost certainly malicious redirections stored.
 
I find that when all code is in a single html file, then usually the page is good to go. However, if you get a folder with 10 files and JS files/libraries on the script are stored on another link this is where is most possible for the malicious code to be found. Or wherever you see obfuscation this is almost certainly malicious redirections stored.
Why do you call landing page protection "malicious"?
That's the way to prevent ripper.
 
I'm curious how rippers are finding your site to start with. And can you elaborate a bit as to what Claude's code does? Is it redirecting a certain percent of traffic away, or is it actually obfuscating your code in some way?
 
I'm curious how rippers are finding your site to start with. And can you elaborate a bit as to what Claude's code does? Is it redirecting a certain percent of traffic away, or is it actually obfuscating your code in some way?
You can ask it to code for you, then ask it to obfuscate the code.
It even goes further than that. It gave me 1 obfuscated code for redirection and 2 obfuscated codes for confusing the ripper (they do nothing to the website)
Then Claude told me to put obfuscated codes on different files with usual names like jquery.js, main.js... It makes the ripper confused and loses too much time to decode.
 
You can ask it to code for you, then ask it to obfuscate the code.
It even goes further than that. It gave me 1 obfuscated code for redirection and 2 obfuscated codes for confusing the ripper (they do nothing to the website)
Then Claude told me to put obfuscated codes on different files with usual names like jquery.js, main.js... It makes the ripper confused and loses too much time to decode.
Damn, I didn't know it was that good. Haha, did you consider re-pasting that code and asking it to de-obfuscate it for you to see if your ripper could just do that?
 
Damn, I didn't know it was that good. Haha, did you consider re-pasting that code and asking it to de-obfuscate it for you to see if your ripper could just do that?
I didn't use its obfuscated code. I use another tool. And then I recheck by using all deobfuscation online tools.
then I obfuscate all my js files lol.
 
Did you not like Claude's obfuscation or was there another reason why you opted not to use it's obfuscation code? Is the other obfuscation tool free, and if so, what is it called (I'm also in the market for such a tool).
 
Did you not like Claude's obfuscation or was there another reason why you opted not to use it's obfuscation code? Is the other obfuscation tool free, and if so, what is it called (I'm also in the market for such a tool).
Well, you just need to search obfuscation javascript online tool, then choose one.
I use javascriptobfuscator, it's easy to use, free, and no online tool can deobfuscate it (or it will take a lot of time to deobfuscate)
the reason I don't use Claude obfuscation is because I'm afraid that it can deobfuscate its code.
 
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