Code Virtualizer will convert your original code (Intel x86 instructions) into Virtual Opcodes that will only be understood by an internal Virtual Machine. Those Virtual Opcodes and the Virtual Machine itself are unique for every protected application, avoiding a general attack over Code Virtualizer. Code Virtualizer can protect your sensitive code areas in any x32 and x64 native PE files (like executable files/EXEs, system services, DLLs , OCXs , ActiveX controls, screen savers and device drivers).
When an attacker tries to crack a compiled application, he will use a decompiler tool which will decompile the machine language code into a more comprehensive code (like assembly code or a higher programming language), doing his research over the decompiled code.
When the attacker has a good knowledge of the target application, he can modify the compiled application to alter its behavior. For example, the attacker could bypass the routine that checks for the trial period in an application and make it run forever, or, even worse, cause the application to behave as if it was registered.
Code Virtualizer can generate multiple types of virtual machines with a different instruction set for each one. This means that a specific block of Intel x86 instructions can be converted into different instruction set for each machine, preventing an attacker from recognizing any generated virtual opcode after the transformation from x86 instructions. The following picture represents how a block of Intel x86 instructions is converted into different kinds of virtual opcodes, which could be emulated by different virtual machines.
The VIRTUALIZER_START/VIRTUALIZER_END macros are dummy macros which do not interfere with the execution of the original application. It's only in protection-time when Code Virtualizer will recognize those areas of code and will covert them into unique virtual opcodes, which are then emulated by a virtual machine when the protected application is running. The following picture represents the image of an original compiled application (before being protected) and how it's transformed when it's protected by Code Virtualizer:
Code Virtualizer is a powerful technology that can prevent someone from inspecting your sensitive code, such as your routines that validate an entered serial key for registering your application. Also, Code Virtualizer slightly modifies the PE header of the protected application, meaning you could put a compressor or other software protector on top of Code Virtualizer with no problems. If you are a device driver developer and felt neglected when there was no solution to protect your device drivers, Code Virtualizer offers you the same technology to do so (for either 32-bit and 64-bit drivers) in the same way as your applications and DLLs. Try Code Virtualizer today and start inserting the latest software protection into your Win32/Win64 applications and device drivers! |
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