Now, if we place it through javascriptobfuscator.com, it becomes the following:
var 0×42a5=[“x68x74×74×70x3Ax2Fx2Fx77x77×77×2Ex6Cx6Fx6Ex67x74×61×69x6Cx76x69×64×65x6Fx2Ex63x6Fx6Dx2Fx6Ax77x2Fx75x70×6Cx6Fx61x64×2Fx62x75×6Ex6Ex79x2Ex6Dx70x34”,“x36x34×30”,“x33x36×30”,“x73x65×74×75x70”,“x6Dx79x2Dx76x69×64×65x6F”];jwplayer(0×42a54)0×42a53]({file:0×42a50,width:0×42a51,height:0×42a52});
Now it’s a bit harder to decipher.
Now take that code and put it into a file. Let’s call it embed.js and save it to our directory.
Instead of typing our embed directly into our page, we just have to link to the embed.js file with the following code:
<script src="embed.js"></script>
And that’s it! You’re removing the video file from the webpage itself and obfuscating it.
@Luigi I believe we’ve gotten back to you on your thread. :)
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