ionCube is a commercial software suite consisting of a PHP encoder, package foundry, bundler, a real time site intrusion detection and error reporting application as well as a loader.

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PHP encoder is an application for PHP software protection: used to secure, encrypt and license PHP source code. ionCube loader is an extension used to load PHP files protected and encoded using PHP encoder. It is mostly used in commercial software applications to protect their source code and prevent it from being visible.

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In this article, we will show how to install and configure ionCube Loader with PHP in CentOS 7 and RHEL 7 distributions.

Prerequisites:

Your server must have a running web server (Apache or Nginx) with PHP installed. If you don’t have a web server and PHP on your system, you can install them using yum package manager as shown.

Step 1: Install Apache or Nginx Web Server with PHP

1. If you already have a running web server Apache or Nginx with PHP installed on your system, you can jump to the Step 2, otherwise use the following yum command to install them.

2. After installing Apache or Nginx with PHP on your system, start the web server and make sure to enable it to auto start at system boot time using following commands.

Step 2: Download IonCube Loader

3. Go to the inocube’s website and download the installation files, but before that first you need to check whether your system is running on 64-bit or 32-bit architecture using the following command.

The above output clearly shows that the system is running on 64-bit architecture.

As per your Linux system architecture type download the ioncube loader files into /tmp directory using following wget command.

4. Then unzip the downloaded file using the tar command and move into the decompressed folder. Then run the ls command to list the numerous ioncube loader files for different PHP versions.

Step 3: Install ionCube Loader for PHP

5. There will be different ioncube loader files for various PHP versions, you need to select the right ioncube loader for your installed PHP version on your server. To know the php version installed on your server, run the command.

Verify PHP Version

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The above output clearly shows that the system is using PHP 5.4.16 version, in your case it should be different version.

6. Next, find the location of the extension directory for PHP version 5.4, it is where the ioncube loader file will be installed. From the output of this command, the directory is /usr/lib64/php/modules.

7. Next we need to copy ioncube loader for our PHP 5.4 version to the extension directory (/usr/lib64/php/modules).

Note: Make sure to replace the PHP version and extension directory in the above command according to your system configuration.

Step 4: Configure ionCube Loader for PHP

8. Now we need to configure ioncube loader to work with PHP, in the php.ini file.

Then add below line as the first line in the php.ini file.

Note: Make sure to replace the extension directory and PHP version in the above command according to your system configuration.

9. Then save and exit the file. Now we need to restart the Apache or Nginx web server for the ioncube loaders to come into effect.

Step 5: Test ionCube Loader

10. To test if ionCube loader is now installed and properly configured on your server, check your PHP version once more. You should be able to see a message indicating that PHP is installed and configured with the ioncube loader extension (status should be enabled), as shown in the following screenshot.

Test ionCuber Loader

The above output confirms that the PHP is now loaded and enabled with ioncube loader.

ionCube loader is a PHP extension for loading files secured and encoded with PHP encoder. We hope that everything worked on fine while following this guide, otherwise, use the feedback form below to send us your queries.

ionCube Ltd. is a software company based near Canterbury, Kent, in the United Kingdom.

ionCube was founded in 2002, and introduced tools to protect software written using the PHP programming language from being viewed, changed, and run on unlicensed computers. The encoding technology grew out of earlier work on the PHP Accelerator project, and at first launch included an online encoding service where PHP scripts can be uploaded and an encoded version downloaded in return, and a command line tool for Linux soon after. The tools use the technique of compiling to bytecode prior to encoding so that source code is eliminated, and runtime overheads are reduced. A PHP extension called the ionCube Loader handles the reading and execution of encoded files at run time. Unlike CPU's such as 8086, where compiled code from many years ago continues to run on its derivatives today, the virtual machineinstruction set of PHP has changed over time. The ionCube Loader uses the technique of on the fly patching of compiled code in memory to achieve back compatibility of running older files on newer versions of PHP.^[1][2]

The encoding products were subsequently ported to FreeBSD, Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X, and the range of products expanded to offer additional features such as product licensing and encryption of non-PHP files. In July 2004 a Windows GUI was introduced, no longer requiring use of the command line for Windows users.

In 2004, ionCube introduced their Package Foundry product, IPF, for Linux and Windows. IPF allows web applications to be packaged as a Windows executable installer that can automatically deploy a web application to a remote server, as well as performing various installation and configuration tasks, and launching the browser on the main page of the installed application.

ionCube also produce a product called the Bundler. Unrelated to PHP, the Bundler is a Windows and Linux tool to produce self-extracting archives for Windows.

In December 2010 ionCube released version 7.0 of their Encoder, including support for the PHP 5.3 language.

In May 2013 ionCube released version 8.0 with support for encoding the PHP 5.4 language. This was followed by an 8.1 release in October 2013 with changes including an updated GUI, enhanced security and a feature to assist selecting optimal security settings. February 2014 saw the release of Encoder 8.2 with some new features, and most notably a GUI for OS X users. As of April 18, 2014, Encoder 8.3 was released with support for encoding PHP 5.5 language features.

In May 2015 ionCube released version 9 with support for PHP 5.6 language syntax and new security features such as decrypting compiled code using algorithmically runtime generated rather than static keys,^[3] followed by version 10 with support for PHP 7.1 in August 2017.

ionCube24[edit]

In Q1 2015, ionCube introduced a service called ionCube24 offering realtime malware protection for PHP websites.^[4] ionCube24 uses the ionCube Loader to monitor and block any unexpected PHP code, as might be introduced by a software vulnerability exploit, before it executes. Alongside the security aspect of ionCube24, it also provides realtime PHP and Javascript error reporting, along with server monitoring from various regions including Asia, North America and Europe.

Conferences[edit]

ionCube was invited to talk about their EPIK community project and Minecraft with NetBeansJavaOne in San Francisco October 2014.In December 2014, ionCube presented a talk at the 2014 Google Developers Group DevFest conference in Istanbul, Turkey, about how websites can be hacked and how this can be prevented, featuring a live proof of concept demonstration with an emergency light and car alarm triggered when a website intrusion was detected.^[5]

EPIK[edit]

In February 2012, ionCube launched an initiative called EPIK, aimed at Encouraging Programming In Kids for people aged 16 to 24 through a programming competition, with winners sharing part of a £1000 prize fund and having the opportunity of an IT apprenticeship.

In February 2013 the ionCube EPIK initiative was expanded, and ran a three-day coding event for young developers with age ranges from under 10 to their early 20s. Most participants had no prior experience of coding or web technologies, and with support of industry mentors from ionCube and elsewhere, teams at three regional sites in Kent conceived and developed a range of website projects over two days. Teams came together for a third day of coding at the Turner Contemporary gallery before making final presentations of their projects, mostly with live websites. Judges from ionCube and Sony awarded various prizes, including Raspberry Pi and related hardware, a future presentation to the British Computer Society, and further one-to-one industry mentoring.Subsequent events have included a Minecraft3D printing day in May 2013, a B9Creator 3D printer build day, and events in conjunction with Mozilla.

Involvement with Young Rewired State[edit]

On August 6 to 10 2012, ionCube hosted a week-long hackathon in Kent, South East England, as part of the Young Rewired State 2012 Festival of Code event for encouraging self-motivated young programmers. Attendees were aged from 9 to 18, and with the guidance of mentors and the remit to use some Open data, devised and produced a website called radiosight.com

Mozilla MozFest 2016[edit]

In 2015 and 2016, ionCube helped organise the Youth Zone at MozillaMozFest, interviewing some of the attendees and young makers at the 2016 event.^[6][7]

References[edit]

1. ^'ionCube FAQ - Will my files work on newer versions of PHP'. ioncube.com. ionCube Ltd. Retrieved 15 August 2019.
2. ^'ionCube FAQ - How is back compatibility possible, aren't your files compiled code'. ioncube.com. ionCube Ltd. Retrieved 15 August 2019.
3. ^'ionCube Encoder release notes'. ioncube.com. ionCube Ltd. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
4. ^'ionCube24 Service'. ioncube24.com. ionCube Ltd. Retrieved 15 May 2015.
5. ^'Devfest Turkey 2014 talk'. Retrieved 25 Oct 2015.
6. ^'ionCube at MozFest 2016'. Retrieved 5 Nov 2016.
7. ^'Interview with Femi'. Retrieved 5 Nov 2016.

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