14005EmailHider is a simple tiny scripthttp://www.24fun.com/downloadcenter/emailhide/emailhide.htmlEmailHider is a simple tiny script that will hide your real email address from spam bots. Just replace your email-links with two lines of code and your email address will be splitted into unreadable variables. This way email robots can no longer extract your email addresses from your webpages. A great way to reduce spam! IE5x/6x, NS6x/7x, Opera 7x. Brought to you byJavaScript > Scripts and Programs > SecurityOct 12, 2006Peter Gehrig
This JavaScript library provides encryption for Web pages using simple, text-oriented method called column transposition. The idea is to write the plain text in block on the row-first bases. The text is then read column-first. The trick is in that the columns are not read from left to right, but in the order specified by the encryption key.
Possibly, some very clever individual familiar with the context of the text being encrypted might guess the original content or, at least, some parts of it. This is why simple transliteration is applied first.
JavaScript password scripts have improved substantially over time, with the latest enhancement being an encrypted password, archived using "fuzzy" algorithms. The result are password scripts that won't crumble as soon as the user views the page's source. Use this script to password protect your webpage; based on a simple yet effective encryption method, it's one of the best of its kind.
This script uses 448-bit Blowfish encryption to create password protected web pages. The encrypted pages use JavaScript to self-decrypt in a standard web browser, but only after the correct password has been entered. The script has been tested in all the most popular browsers, including: IE6, FireFox and Netscape
Thanks to Kevin Duhe (A.K.A. Webmaster Kevin) at KZLA.com a new version of the Email Spider Stumper is now available. Webmaster Kevin needed a solution for multiple addresses on a single page and he modified my script to handle that need. He was kind enough to share it with me and I with you.
To use standard HTML encryption, enter your HTML or text into this form, and select 'Encrypt'. To unscramble any similarly scrambled source, select 'Decrypt'. Read 'About' for more information on this.
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