Hello the German community and still saddened not to speak your language ! 
My question is going to be very simple,I consulted many sites on this matter but all date a little.
Can we protect a mission (.pbo )?
I saw that Arma servers III were protected against the decompressed (especially German servers), thank you for your answer !
beer
Good evening Edwin,
if you want to encode your mission I would recommend you to use Mikeros dos tools.
You can find additional information here: https://forums.bistudio.com/topic/113852-mikeros-dos-tools/ You get access to the tools if you pay him an amount of 30$ (sorry 35$).
If you want to use a great free resource I can recommend this page: http://sqf.io/
Actually there are quite more ways to encode your mission, but Mikeros encoder is quite the best one.
Greetings from Germany
For start, thank you for your answer and your welcome within your community, I shall speak about it to my children of your hospitality aha
Of the blow it is necessary to pay to have a protection of our (.pbo)?
Nevertheless the site that you have just announced me for scripter sqf is brilliant, thank you infinitely!
Hey,
well actually I would say it isn't necessary to encode your mission is it?
You have to decide that for yourself.
If you are able to write nice features in SQF it should be no problem for you to protect it.
And then there is also the question if this tool is 35$ worth?.
For the beginning the page http://sqf.io/ should suffice your requirements
Good luck with the fight against code stealing people.
As i am just reading this i have to warn you: Protecting your PBO with mikeros or any other tool will not really lock it up.
It will just obscure whats inside your PBO and anyone who has mikeros or other tools can easily decode it again.
Nevertheless its a great tool to protect yourself against people with no idea stealing your mission.
If really want to Protect your stuff you have to put everything on the Server side and even than someone could potentially get it by injecting Scripts or dumping memory. (But that is probably more work than writing the script on your own)
In this case thank you for all your answers which informed well to me, you can close this topic
#close
