Monday, April 18, 2016
Agile.Net Version 6.4.0.1 - Cracked By {Nick The Greek}
Agile.Net Version 6.4.0.1 - Cracked By {Nick The Greek}
Agile.NET, Powerful Code Protection, Obfuscation, and Licensing Solution for your .NET Apps.
Agile.NET code protection module offers better protection for your .NET code
by providing a protection that goes beyond standard obfuscation methods.
Our advanced code protection technology delivers a layered protection approach that combines method level code virtualization and code encryption, obfuscation, licensing, and anti-reverse engineering countermeasures embedded into existing application code.
Our advanced code protection technology delivers a layered protection approach that combines method level code virtualization and code encryption, obfuscation, licensing, and anti-reverse engineering countermeasures embedded into existing application code.
Code Virtualization
- Code virtualization will convert your MSIL code into
Virtual Opcodes that
will only be understood by a secure Virtual machine. As opposed
to protecting MSIL
code through encryption where the encrypted code must be decrypted
back into MSIL
before it can be executed by the CLR, Code Virtualization use a Secure
Virtual Machine
which directly processes the protected code in the form of a Virtual
Machine Language.
Method Level Code Encryption - Encrypts all the MSIL code and
keeps it in
a secure storage.
When the assembly is loaded Agile.NET binds to the .NET runtime
engine and manages
decrypting the MSIL on a per method basis. Agile.NET creates
a runtime
environment that executes the original MSIL code by decrypting one
method
at a time, this
important virtue minimizes the exposure of MSIL code in memory thus
prevents dumping the
code from physical memory.
Cross Assembly Obfuscation - allows renaming of external
references thus
dramatically
increasing the number of renamed constructs. For example, if class
A declared in
assembly A is referenced from assembly B and Agile.NET renames class
A to A1, it will
also rename B's external reference from A to A1.
Control Flow Obfuscation - hides the code flow of the program by
transforming
existing code flow
patterns to semantically equivalent constructs, however different
than the code
originally written. The control flow obfuscation algorithm converts
the original
implementation into spaghetti code thus making it extremely harder
to infer program
logic. Agile.NET ensures that application code flow of the obfuscated
assembly remains
intact.
Method Call Obfuscation - replaces calls to external members with
dynamic
methods created at
runtime. The actual call is made using the method's metadata
token rather than
the method's name, this make it harder to understand the application's
logic as it is no
longer possible to browse through the code flow using standard
reflector tools. Use
this method to hide away external calls to the .NET class library
as well as calls to
methods declared in assemblies developed by your company and
referenced from
within an obfuscated assembly.
Assembly Merging - merging allows a set of assemblies to be
combined into
a single file. This
can be used to merge an executable file with its supporting
dynamic linked
libraries (DLLs) to allow you to distribute a runnable program as
a single file. It
can also be used to simplify large libraries that would otherwise
include multiple
DLLs with each needing to be referenced from the project that utilizes
them. Merging
reduces the total size of the deployment and improves the application
load time because
the windows loader doesn't have to load lots of dll files.
String Encryption - a common attacker will often search deployed
assemblies
for strings
containing keywords such as 'GetLicense' or 'Invalid License'. By
locating
such strings,
hackers attempt to circumvent the license protection embedded in the
product they are
hacking. Agile.NET transforms strings used in the source code into
encrypted strings,
the strings are decrypted on the fly when needed.
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Patching is not working. After 20 days tril stops working.
ReplyDeleteHello Nick - thank you for your efforts. Can you please confirm if this does expire after 20 days or not? Also, it triggers Avast (malware) ;)
ReplyDeleteIt did expire after 20 days for me.
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