Is there any way to protect your files(php files/images files) from tracking ?? (TeleportPRO, HTTrack, etc)
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HTTrack crawls through your website then downloads and follows all the links it finds. So anything that a user using a browser will see is what this program will see.
PHP is server side so all the client gets is the html your produce so you do not have to worry about anyone getting your source code with a program like HTTrack. The only way to get your source would be for a attacker to get direct access to the files with ftp/on the system itself…
And as your users will be able to see your images the program will download the images but how would this affect you? If you are selling the images, you could access them through a .php file that checks if the currently logged-in user has purchased the image and then and only then show it. But for images that are part of your layout/template, it is quite normal for everyone browser etc. to download it. Those programs just download them for local viewing.