BullyWiiHacks Loader, The Ultimate Stealers Protection

Since everyone is sick and tired of the stealer-n00bz, I had some funny ideas to counteract.

Hypothetically speaking, we could create a loader which prevents skids and n00b-leaking.

Every licensed coder receives an application to encrypt his codes.

Coders can submit an encrypted code to the database similar to geckocodes but can only see the titles of the other codes for security purposes. Every code submission will be reviewed to prevent fake or stolen codes before they will be available and release dates logged for credits proof.

All codes can only be accessed from the loader program or by the administration. A user may select the codes he wants (he's only able to see the code titles) in the loader and use them. He may save and load his code lists from within his account.

If some licensed coder turns out to be a n00b-leaker, he will be banned. Also, an updated loader will be uploaded to the download server with a different de- and encryption key. All users will be forced to update before the loader can be used again. All existing codes in the database will automatically be updated with the new encryption key.

Advantages:
No codes handed out to n00bs
Always working codes
One place, all the codes

Disadvantages:
Lots of coding
Web server costs
Management efforts

Some thoughts, lol. It would be damn great if this can be setup for the Wii U or so. 

Let's do etttttt. I could make a simple encrypting algorithm

Binary@BWH wrote:Let's do etttttt. I could make a simple encrypting algorithm

I already have one, this is what gave me the idea xD

I had an idea like this one day, but it was a bit different than yours, but I think yours would be better, as my idea was to redevelop Gecko OS and other things to read encrypted codes, which n00bleakers wouldn't be able to read. As Binary already said, "Let's do it!".

shitnbitch wrote:I had an idea like this one day, but it was a bit different than yours, but I think yours would be better, as my idea was to redevelop Gecko OS and other things to read encrypted codes, which n00bleakers wouldn't be able to read. As Binary already said, "Let's do it!".

Sure, just adding support for decrypting our encrypted codes in Gecko OS before they're interpreted would do for a start. It wouldn't even be that much of a change since Gecko can operate normally afterwards.

I won't execute this plan though, it's too late and I'm too busy for something huge like that.