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<p>There are many questions that arise with this post:</p> <ol> <li>Why do you need this level of protection on your input configuration?</li> <li>Is the point that you dont wish the user to be able to modify your configuration, or is it that you dont wish them to be able to KNOW it at all?</li> <li>If you beleive the theory that SW cannot protect SW, then truly what level of pain are you willing to put yourself through in order to put the hacker through enough pain they dont want to hack your SW (because lets face it, thats all you are really going to get, see my comments above about encryption)</li> <li>I somewhat agree with getting your configuration from the internet, but this only will work IFF you are expecting an internet capability present in order to use your app. If you do this and you also want some level of protection then you are going to have to use some secure protocol (Like SSL) for downloading it.</li> <li>If you truly wish your app to be able to be used locally (without internet access), then I would say that true security of your configuration is simply immposible, as you dont control the OS, your dont control the HW your SW is running on, etc...</li> <li>Putting your app on the iPhone probably means that you are hoping for a fairly large amount of downloads. This means the amount of hands touching it and potentially being able to take a CRACK at it are also large. The only way to gain security in this case (as no SW really is), is to make the value of hacking it to get your configuration not worth all that much. If the value is low, then no hacker will care to try and crack it!</li> </ol>
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