Ok, so encrypting the ISO sounds like overkill if you just want to protect the application code. Historically applications would be compiled and only the binary form would be included in an image - which at least protects the source. Can I ask what language the application is written in?
If it's .js, then things like webpack is good for obscuring source ... for Python I use "pyinstaller" etc .. i.e. obfuscation of the source is probably the best you can do, especially if you don't want to use a password ...
Ok, so encrypting the ISO sounds like overkill if you just want to protect the application code. Historically applications would be compiled and only the binary form would be included in an image - which at least protects the source. Can I ask what language the application is written in?If it's .js, then things like webpack is good for obscuring source ... for Python I use "pyinstaller" etc .. i.e. obfuscation of the source is probably the best you can do, especially if you don't want to use a password ...
If it's .js, then things like webpack is good for obscuring source ... for Python I use "pyinstaller" etc .. i.e. obfuscation of the source is probably the best you can do, especially if you don't want to use a password ...
