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This could work for distribution but it's not a solution for shielding the developer(s). If you have already publicly published code with attribution I would no
by eternalban 4y ago
This could work for distribution but it's not a solution for shielding the developer(s). If you have already publicly published code with attribution I would not consider tor + forward pawns to be 100% invulnerable to forensics to determine authorship. So now you're looking at tackling code transformation without obfuscation to cover provenance, which sounds non-trivial.
(Your comment made me wonder if coPilot can also be used to fingerprint developers based on their existing code.)
- netr0ute 4y agoIf the sites/authors are out of US jurisdiction, then there's not a whole lot that could be done, so there's that.