Re: Anyone using Themida or WinLicense?
- From: blurcode@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2007 12:18:54 -0700
On Jul 31, 5:36 pm, "Bob D." <b...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I believe that everything except Oreans products are totally insecure cause
they use a very revolutionary technology.
I'm very freak with software security and I can see that Oreans never
cracked the last two years.
Code Virtualizer mutates selected fragments of your code into another
fake/virtual machine making it impossible to be translated by the
intel-compatible debuggers. This fake/virtual machine is always random to
avoid possible studying from crackers. You can use any number of virtual
machines to make it even harder. You can protect your code from being
studied, ie
{$I Virtualizer_Start.inc}
Decrypt(....
{$I Virtualizer_End.inc}
but it can not be used to encrypt strings like
{$I Virtualizer_Start.inc}
String1 := 'Something'
$I Virtualizer_End.inc}
Ionworx's secure code encrypts the code and decrypts it dynamically on
software execution making possible to encrypt strings but its weaker from
the virtual-machine model cause it doesnt mutate the code and the encryption
scheme can be decrypted with a debugger.
FYI, the only protectors on the market that support mutation/virtual-machine
technology are Oreans products as well as the dead SVKP Protection.
As for your other question, it is compatible with Delphi and it comes with
full headers and examples for Delphi as well as many other languages.
I strongly recommend Code Virtualizer to protect sensitive parts of your
code such as encrypt/decrypt, registration key check etc...
Bob
"Jim Davis" <jda...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:46af28a3$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I bought Code Virtualizer recently, and got good support and a change to
the code at a suggestion of mine.> /Matthew Jones/
How does this compare to ionworx secure code ?
is it delphi compatable ?
cheers
There are automatic unpackers for Themida (i suppose private version
also supports latest versions). They also keygened it.
.
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