help to decode php file

hi

can someone decode this file for me



and what is that encode

 

 
 
${"GLOBALS"}["epzuxqtve"]="params";
${"GLOBALS"}["jdsclwrhlkv"]="method";
${"GLOBALS"}["ybdmctc"]="package";
 
class CUBE extends JObject
{
	function _($type)
	{
		$uipmfd="params";
		${"GLOBALS"}["gwfngwq"]="type";
		$inxnrqzv="class";
		${"GLOBALS"}["ieeohmj"]="params";
		$gykjhm="package";
		${"GLOBALS"}["pucporv"]="class";
		$gpiemkqhqy="method";
		
		list(${$gykjhm},${${"GLOBALS"}["jdsclwrhlkv"]})=explode(".",${${"GLOBALS"}["gwfngwq"]});
		${$inxnrqzv}="CUBE".ucfirst(${${"GLOBALS"}["ybdmctc"]});
		require_once(JPATH_PLUGINS.DS."cube".DS."packages".DS.${${"GLOBALS"}["ybdmctc"]}.".php");
		${$uipmfd}=func_get_args();
		array_shift(${${"GLOBALS"}["ieeohmj"]});
		
		return call_user_func_array(array(${${"GLOBALS"}["pucporv"]},${$gpiemkqhqy}),${${"GLOBALS"}["epzuxqtve"]});
		}
	}
	
	defined("_JEXEC")or die("Restricted Access");
	JHTML::stylesheet("cube.css","plugins/cube/assets/");
	JHTML::script("cube.js","plugins/cube/assets/");
	${"GLOBALS"}["fucpxkfk"]="ch";
	JPlugin::loadLanguage("plg_cube",JPATH_ADMINISTRATOR);
	
	if(in_array("curl",get_loaded_extensions()))
	{
		$xsyvqwz="ch";
		${$xsyvqwz}=curl_init();
		curl_setopt(${${"GLOBALS"}["fucpxkfk"]},CURLOPT_URL,"http://www.jooforge.com/guard.php?d=".$_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]);
		curl_setopt(${${"GLOBALS"}["fucpxkfk"]},CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER,1);
		$lwpdrbkj="ch";
		curl_setopt(${$lwpdrbkj},CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT,5);
		
		if(!(boolean)curl_exec(${${"GLOBALS"}["fucpxkfk"]}))
		{
			JError::raiseError(0,"YOUR VERSION IS BLOCKED");
		}
		
		curl_close(${${"GLOBALS"}["fucpxkfk"]});
	}
	
?>

PHP:

 

man u rock thank you very much .


how i can decode this type of encode plz ?



*sorry for my bad English .

 

Put the code into a string.

$str = "... code here ...";

PHP:

... escape all double quotes and dollar signs.

$str = "... \$... \".... ";

PHP:

... then echo it.

 

That is a very neat trick to encode php file, do you by any chance know any other form of encoding that is more powerful?

 

edit: see above.

 

There are some others that use base64, rot13, and what not. But in the end they're easy to decode most of the times. It's really more of obfuscation rather than "encoding".

 

thank you nico_swd

sorry sarahk i have to (steal) .

it isn't easy to me write a code because i don't know anything about writing codes .

now i am 17 years old now, after college i will start write my codes .

 

Sometimes, encoded PHP scripts contains backdoors, spywares, etc. - which also brings the infamous issue of copyrights ("if I bought something, is it mine or not? If it is, then i can do anything I want with it" kind of issue) Thankfully, the script above only sends host info to jooforge.com

lol college is only there to point you the way, it's up to you to walk there or not.

 

Yes, i could not agree more , a programmer is like a doctor, he/she gives medicine through a recipe, he/she might try to 'encode' the recipe writing, but then again you could always make a copy of the recipe and then buy/use that kind of medicine again when you or anyone you know are ill with the same symptom as he/she were, but when the illness is not cured, we go to the 'doctor' again asking for new improvements

a programmer sometimes do not go to sleep for days just to get the script working and hoping that the script goes fine and make some income through it, surviving on the planet earth..

the programmer have all the rights to retain his/her intellectual property, but the customer have all the right to the script they bought as long as it does not injure the programmer right

this, then again goes with your the primary intention, if it's the case to see if the script does not include backdoor then it's a good will, but what if the customer intention is not just that?

IMHO sometimes not every time and not everyone, people wants to make something good out from something not good (nulling scripts)

 

Yeah, but that idea is old and it simply does not work at this day and age. And really, it only encourage the vicious cycle (encoded scripts are like telling users to "plz decode us") and stops innovation. A doctor does not 'encode' his recipe, he gives a full description of it. And if the illness is not cured, it means the doctor sucks and the customer needs to see a new doctor, not the same doctor. The patient then ask the new (or better) doctor to see what's wrong with the recipe - he can either improve it or develop a new one. The old doctor then have no choice but to improve himself. Here, we see innovation.

Same idea can be applied in programming. If a customer buy a script from me, I give him full source of it - not half, because that's what he paid for. Not only you gain reputation, you also gain the trust of your customer. And who knows, maybe he'll come back to you and ask for a custom one. This is what we call "open source" - and just so you know, open source != "Free beer". I'm a supporter of the idea and i see nothing wrong with it thus far.

If he has bad intention with the source code is really none of my business. Removes copyright? Don't care. Resell it? I'd be selling more (a better version) by then.

 

dude bcompile this and you won't will be able to see anything from the real codes..
its very hard to decode bcompiled scripts.