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Chapter 4 – Protecting Applications Using CodeCover
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I have used
CodeCover
SDK
Hide import
symbols
Use AES
Encryption for
data files
CodeCover Security Settings (Continued)
Item Description Default
Setting
Select this check box if you have implemented
the CodeCover SDK features (Code
Morphing and/or run-time encryption/
decryption) to protect your important code
fragments, constants, and string data.
Refer to the ReadMe available in the \Sentinel
Keys Toolkit\Shell SDK\Help\English folder for
more details.
Select this check box to hide your import
symbols. However, please note that this
option does not apply to the file types
discussed in Question 4 (see “Frequently
Asked Questions” at the end of this chapter).
The Hide import symbols option is ignored if
there is any data file to be protected or the
file encryption settings have been specified.
Select this check box if you want the data files
to be encrypted with the standard AES
encryption.
Do not select the check box if you want to run
your application on Windows 98/Me or if your
application uses the data files protected on
Windows 9x.
Not
selected
Selected
Selected
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