Another Packaging Question
Another Packaging Question
Is that possible to confuse the package a bit? The current way is really easy to extract the packed resources.
Re: Another Packaging Question
Sorry, can you please explain your question more detailed?
Re: Another Packaging Question
Yes of course. So there's a funcktion, the packaging. If I make a package, the only thing that the protector does is simply copiing with a dividing line between two file. I don't want to let any of my users to be able to simply extract the datas included in my packages. Anyone can simply open it with a Hex Editor, look for the dividing text and copy the data between to divider.
Okay, let's say it's really no problem cuz a simple user can't decide if it's a dll, exe where it starts and ends. BUT the problem starts at m special case. I have to include simple txt files (but with different extension). Theese appear as SIMPLE text in the package. If I let the users read thoose line, that can mean really huge security hole in my app.
Okay, let's say it's really no problem cuz a simple user can't decide if it's a dll, exe where it starts and ends. BUT the problem starts at m special case. I have to include simple txt files (but with different extension). Theese appear as SIMPLE text in the package. If I let the users read thoose line, that can mean really huge security hole in my app.
Re: Another Packaging Question
Ok, if so, Enigma Protector encrypts the virtual content (and also the packages). It not only encrypts, but also digitally sign packages so they can't be modified. You may also enable file compression to mess the content.
But if you are talking about freeware product Enigma Virtual Box - then yes, it does not encrypt the information. Nothing can be done there.
But if you are talking about freeware product Enigma Virtual Box - then yes, it does not encrypt the information. Nothing can be done there.