Hi everyone,
I'm curious as to the progress of encryption to protect our code from devs/etc. and I found a comment from Jared Broad on the topic in a different thread, from February:
"Regarding encryption; currently no but its easy enough to implement. I've made a ticket and we can get to it soon."
Has any progress been made on this front? If so, how can I implement it? It is of great interest to myself and I'm sure others.
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This was answered in the other thread you posted on Joe WheelerAny server side encryption is a false sense of security with no real advantage so until its proven to be genuinely more secure there's no point implementing it. See the other thread.
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