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Hi, I have an indicator that I am developing as part of a course I will be releasing soon, and I want to protect it from piracy. What's the best way to go about this? A developer I have just spoken to says that the default compiling in the latest versions of MetaTrader does a fairly good job, in fact this is what he says: 'The current version of MT4 does a good job of protecting indicators. They are now compiled, compressed and obfuscated, and maybe even encrypted, and cannot be reverse-engineered easily anymore (there are no programs at present that can do so automatically; so it would take a large amount of tedious, reverse-engineering of disambled code by hand). So it should probably not be necessary to put the code in a DLL.

I recommend you confirm that for yourself though. And you might want to use a DLL for contacting an authorization server.

Or, to create a key, we could simply hash their MT4 account number against a private key using a simple program on your webserver or your PC, and in the indicator code hash their MT4 account number with a public key and check the hash. This would provide good security so long as no-one cracks the hash checker code. MetaQuotes has some kind of indicator market place now too that is supposed to offer secure distribution of indicators.' So is it really necessary to go to any great lengths regarding encryption these days?

Many thanks, Erron. Hi, I think that as for now the best solution is to put the code in a DLL and if possible obfuscate it. For the licensing problem, some time ago I worked in a large software project that we had to protect against piracy too.

Our final solution was to create a tool that had to be run on the customer's machine. That tool then collected hard disk serial number, network mac address and some additional data, a file was generated from that info and sent to us, from that file we then generated a licence file that was sent to the customer which contained some encrypted keys to allow the software to run. I think it's an alternative to web server scheme. Good luck / BT. The only way to completely secure your code is to not distribute it. If someone has enough time and inclination, code can be cracked. As already stated, Metaquotes have made build 600+ much more robust and do offer additional encryption through the marketplace for those who want to use that service.

The DLL route probably remains the safest option (as it always has) but it does introduce its own headaches. Has anyone actually seen build 600+ cracked? Since the start there have been scammers claiming to decompile build 600+ in return for some advance $$$, but to my knowledge nobody actually came up with the goods. Hi, I have an indicator that I am developing as part of a course I will be releasing soon, and I want to protect it from piracy. What's the best way to go about this?

A developer I have just spoken to says that the default compiling in the latest versions of MetaTrader does a fairly good job, in fact this is what he says: 'The current version of MT4 does a good job of protecting indicators. They are now compiled, compressed and obfuscated, and maybe even encrypted, and cannot be reverse-engineered easily anymore (there are no programs at present.