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Robert
December 18th, 2005, 14:53
diProtector includes the following features:

- total destruction of the protected code fragments logic, which makes it impossible to analyse by disassembling;
- detection and protection from active debuggers like eVC, eVB debuggers and others;
- protection from code tracing under a debugger;
- protection of application's import table;
- entry point protection;
- protection from code modification;
- protected registry work;
- resource and executable code compression;
- internal short (16 chars) serial number manager with strong encryption (symmetric crypto-algorithm 3DES is used);
- external serial number generator with keygen interface;
- quick addition of trial-features and short serial number support to any applications;
- no more "owner names" needed yet. Unique ID produced by diProtector is a MD5 hash-function of PresetID,
PlatformID and random number. Therefor it's unique to each device and protected programs copy.

Also diProtector is an advanced executable file compressor, capable of reducing the file size of programs by as
much as 70%. diProtector makes executable files and libraries smaller, increase free space in memory cards and
flash-memory, decrease load times across networks and download times from the internet.

Nico
January 3rd, 2006, 19:03
This isn't the first protector for PDA, at least, not for Pocket PC. I wrote mine more than one year ago now, when i was still doing protection systems..

i stopped doing so anyway.

Robert
January 3rd, 2006, 19:20
Nico, why did you stop your work?

gabri3l
January 3rd, 2006, 19:57
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when i was still doing protection systems..


You no longer work on arma, nico?

Nico
January 3rd, 2006, 21:11
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[Originally Posted by Robert]Nico, why did you stop your work?


I was getting tired of many things, the main reason was that i could not get new protections i had in mind added to Armadillo. I was frustrated intellectually, so i left my position. i don't like feeling useless, and i believe Armadillo should have been updated a lot ..

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[Originally Posted by gabri3l]You no longer work on arma, nico?


Yes, i no longer work for Armadillo. been a few months already.

I am working as a Virus Researcher nowadays, coding unpackers, and tools is a lot more fun if you ask me.

Nico

gabri3l
January 3rd, 2006, 21:47
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Virus Researcher nowadays, coding unpackers, and tools is a lot more fun if you ask me.

Thats very cool. It's always more rewarding to work on something that challenges you.
Sounds like you have a little more freedom in your job now as well. Hope they aren't keeping you too busy, can we still expect some more papers from you?