Codelock is an advanced protection system for your JavaScript and CSS source code, designed to prevent unauthorized access, copying, and tampering while maintaining full functionality of your web applications.
Note: CodeLock is not just an obfuscator – it’s a complete protection system with API-based delivery, CSRF protection, and runtime security checks.
Traditional obfuscation tools can be easily bypassed, but CodeLock takes a different approach by:
Serving your protected code through a secure API endpoint
Implementing multiple layers of obfuscation
Adding CSRF protection to prevent unauthorized requests
Using short-lived tokens for enhanced security
Implementing rate limiting to prevent brute force attacks
Key Features
API-Based Protection
Your JavaScript and CSS are served through a secure API endpoint with multiple layers of protection, making it extremely difficult to access the source code.
CSRF Protection
Built-in Cross-Site Request Forgery protection with short-lived tokens (2-second expiry) prevents unauthorized access to your protected assets.
Performance Optimized
Despite the security layers, CodeLock is optimized for performance with minimal overhead on your application’s loading time.
Rate Limiting
Built-in rate limiting (10 requests per minute) prevents brute force attacks and excessive server load.
Automatic Updates
The protection system automatically refreshes tokens and handles updates without requiring page reloads.
Responsive Design
Works perfectly on all devices and screen sizes with no additional configuration needed.
System Requirements
To use CodeLock, your server must meet the following requirements:
1 review for Code Lock – Hide Your JS & CSS to Secure Frontend Source Code
Rated 5 out of 5
Alex Morgan –
CodeLock is a game-changer! Serving CSS and JS via API adds a serious layer of protection, and the setup was surprisingly smooth. Perfect for developers who care about frontend security
Alex Morgan –
CodeLock is a game-changer! Serving CSS and JS via API adds a serious layer of protection, and the setup was surprisingly smooth. Perfect for developers who care about frontend security