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ClavisAUH
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Sign-in for apps
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Keys, accounts, trials
Devices & HWID
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Machines known part by part
Protect 24/7
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Know the moment someone tries
Signed releases
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Every build carries a signature
Seller API
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Resell and stay in charge
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Making reversing hard
Integrity, obfuscation and how to think about threats
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Integrity, anti-debug, anti-hook: layers of defence and their real limits
Integrity and anti-debug checks make analysis costlier, but they run on the attacker's machine and can always be switched off. Use them as signals sent to the server, not as the last wall.
5 min read
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Obfuscation and virtualization: costs, benefits and known weak spots
Packers and code virtualization raise the time needed for analysis, paid for in performance, size and antivirus false positives. Wrap the parts that matter instead of wrapping everything.
5 min read
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A threat model for a licensed desktop application
Before choosing tools, list who wants what, what they hold and what you lose if they succeed. Most real-world risk comes from key sharing, not from reverse-engineering experts.
6 min read