ID Application Protector 1.2
| Developer: |
Fastlink2 (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$47 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 0.77 MB |
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ID Application Protector is a security program specifically designed to encrypt Windows executables. It protects them against reverse engineering or cracking, safely compressing and shrinking their sizes by as much as 70%, securing them against possible attacks.
Main Features:
- Encodes executable files
- Compresses files, shrinking 70% of their size
- Decompresses with high performance
- Protects against bugs and spies
- Detects viruses and secures against alteration
Detailed features:
- Encrypts executable files to keep their content secure and safe from others accessing your files. It allows you to later restore them, recovering the original content before encrypting. It supports .exe files, as well as .dll and .ocx.
- ID Application Protector, at your request, encodes selected files under a protection password key. It also enables you to be the only one allowed to decrypt the applications or programs.
- Applies patching actions to files, during runtime. While encrypting and compressing, targeted files are patched by ID Application Protector to ensure the original content and quality is being preserved.
- Compresses any program code, data and resources, by shrinking files' size up to 70% of their standard length. It also allows you to store more executable files on your disk without loosing contained information or data.
- Decompresses fast and with highest performances. ID Application Protector is one of the best decompressing programs available, ensuring extremely fast and efficient actions.
- ID Application Protector offers anti debugger and anti-decompiling protection techniques. It also provides anti-generic dumper, anti API spy and anti-patch techniques.
- Protects against virus and hacker attacks. ID Application Protector offers complete protection against attacks targeting your executable files. By encrypting and compressing programs and applications, you secure them against any outside contact. |
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