Hi all,
first of all to open the discussion I would introduce this paper
https://www.cerias.purdue.edu/tools_and_resources/bibtex_archive/archive/2001-49.pdf
(if you're not able to download ask it to me).
The method the authors are proposing is really interesting and theoretically could be a pain in the ass whenever found in real applications.
The authors patented a method to insert guards into a generic win32 program and given the patent to Arxan (http://www.arxan.com/index.php) which is selling the relative product (EnforcIT, http://www.arxan.com/products/ati/index.php), can also be easily found in the product's brochures..
Obviouslly there's not evaluations, but I was wondering if someone already meet an application protected with this technology..just to practically see if it's so "uncrackable"..
Moreover as a bonus in the site there's an interesting paper, not so amazing, but interesting..
http://www.arxan.com/ati/A-Survey-of-Anti-Tamper-Technologies.pdf
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