This software offers powerful protection for application code against reverse engineering and modifications, utilizing a new metamorphing code transformation technology for enhanced security.
I recently had the opportunity to try out EXECryptor, a software protection system designed to safeguard programs from reverse engineering, analysis, modifications, and cracking. I was happy to find that this solution offered a variety of powerful anticrack, antidebug, antitrace, and import code protection features that effectively stopped even the most advanced cracking software.
One standout feature of EXECryptor is its ability to quickly and easily turn programs into trial, demo, or evaluation versions - and vice versa. I appreciated the flexibility to set a custom number of days or runs, or to limit certain features of the application as desired. In addition, these restrictions could be easily adjusted over time or combined in different ways for added customization.
EXECryptor also boasts a robust registration and license management system that utilizes short serial numbers (12-16 characters) to help prevent illegal key generation. These serial numbers can be time-limited, locked to Hardware ID, or contain encrypted registration information such as license type, allowed features, and other user-defined details. The platform even supports blacklisting "stolen" illegal keys to help protect your software in the event of a breach.
Perhaps most impressive to me, however, was EXECryptor's one-touch trial technology. With this feature, I was able to turn my full-featured application into a "try-before-you-buy" version with just a few clicks - all without altering the program code. Additionally, the platform includes a full-featured API allowing for integration (API interception) into your programming, making it simple to create your own unique custom protection for software products.
Other features of note include the ability to compress both code and resources of your application, plus command line support for efficient collaboration in your IDE of choice. I was also pleased to find that EXECryptor is compatible with software written in many popular programming languages, including Delphi, C++Builder, Microsoft Visual C++, LCC, PellesC, Visual Basic, PowerBASIC, IBASIC, and PureBasic.
Overall, I highly recommend giving EXECryptor a try if you're looking for a comprehensive, customizable software protection solution that can help safeguard your hard work from unwanted prying eyes.
One standout feature of EXECryptor is its ability to quickly and easily turn programs into trial, demo, or evaluation versions - and vice versa. I appreciated the flexibility to set a custom number of days or runs, or to limit certain features of the application as desired. In addition, these restrictions could be easily adjusted over time or combined in different ways for added customization.
EXECryptor also boasts a robust registration and license management system that utilizes short serial numbers (12-16 characters) to help prevent illegal key generation. These serial numbers can be time-limited, locked to Hardware ID, or contain encrypted registration information such as license type, allowed features, and other user-defined details. The platform even supports blacklisting "stolen" illegal keys to help protect your software in the event of a breach.
Perhaps most impressive to me, however, was EXECryptor's one-touch trial technology. With this feature, I was able to turn my full-featured application into a "try-before-you-buy" version with just a few clicks - all without altering the program code. Additionally, the platform includes a full-featured API allowing for integration (API interception) into your programming, making it simple to create your own unique custom protection for software products.
Other features of note include the ability to compress both code and resources of your application, plus command line support for efficient collaboration in your IDE of choice. I was also pleased to find that EXECryptor is compatible with software written in many popular programming languages, including Delphi, C++Builder, Microsoft Visual C++, LCC, PellesC, Visual Basic, PowerBASIC, IBASIC, and PureBasic.
Overall, I highly recommend giving EXECryptor a try if you're looking for a comprehensive, customizable software protection solution that can help safeguard your hard work from unwanted prying eyes.
What's New
Version 2.3.7: • EXECryptor registration changed. you need use new serial numbers
Version 2.3: • EXECryptor registration changed. you need use new serial numbers