secureSWF v2.0

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[url=\"http://www.kindisoft.com/secureSWF/\"]secureSWF[/url] is the most sophisticated obfuscation, protection and encryption solution for Adobe's Flash ActionScript. It provides state-of-the-art obfuscation techniques to prevent decompilation and reverse engineering, encrypted domain locking and encrypted loader creation to prevent illegal copying and redistribution, and strong literal strings encryption to help you increase your application's security. More details about secureSWF benefits can be found [url=\"http://www.kindisoft.com/secureSWF/benefits.php\"]here[/url].

secureSWF has the following suite of features and mechanisms to help you protect your intellectual property in the most convenient way:

* Identifiers Renaming:
secureSWF renames almost every identifier (including AS2 classes, symbol instances names, and frame labels) in your ActionScript into shorter meaningless names that include illegal symbols and unprinted characters.

* Smart Identifiers Selection:
secureSWF automatically determines which identifiers are safe to rename and which are not making code obfuscation easier than ever.

* Decompilers Stopping Power:
secureSWF stops all known decompilers and disassemblers using the following advanced mechanisms:
o Control-flow obfuscation.
o Statement level randomization.
o Dynamic code wrapping.
o Function calls breaking.

* String Encryption.
secureSWF helps you protect your Flash application from variety of security threats by providing literal strings encryption.

* Access Limitation:
secureSWF limits access to your published SWF files through:
o Encrypted domain locks.
o Encrypted loader creation.

* SWC Support:
secureSWF supports Flash pre-compiled components files.

* Build Integration:
secureSWF has XML project configuration files and a command-line interface to help you integrate obfuscation into your build process.

secureSWF comes in two different editions to suite different budgets and needs. For a detailed comparison list of the features of the two different editions, please click [url=\"http://www.kindisoft.com/secureSWF/comparison.php\"]here[/url].

License Options:

[b]secureSWF Personal[/b]

Single User License
$99 for a perpetual license.
This license is for individual developers who needs to protect their own code. It authorizes the following:

* Process an unlimited number of applications personally authored by the named single user.
* 1 machine to install and run secureSWF Personal to process an unlimited number of applications for publishing or development, testing, configuration or any non-build functions.
* One year of support and maintenance.

ATTENTION: This license doesn't authorize processing applications authored by any other user than the named single user.

[b]secureSWF Professional Versions: [/b]

1 to 5 User License
$1,450 for a perpetual license.
This license is the entry level for a development team. It authorizes the following:

* Process an unlimited number of applications authored by up to 5 named users.
* Up to 5 build or pre-build machines to install and run secureSWF Professional to process an unlimited number of applications for publishing or development, testing, configuration or any non-build functions.
* Access to up to 5 users to run and configure secureSWF Professional.
* One year of support and maintenance.

ATTENTION: This license doesn't authorize processing applications authored by any developer other than the 5 named users.

Single User License
$400 for a perpetual license.
This license is for individual developers who needs to protect their own code. It authorizes the following:

* Process an unlimited number of applications personally authored by the named single user.
* 1 build machine to install and run secureSWF Professional to process an unlimited number of applications for publishing.
* 1 pre-build machine to install and run secureSWF Professional to process an unlimited number of applications for development, testing, configuration or any non-build functions.
* One year of support and maintenance.

ATTENTION: This license doesn't authorize processing applications authored by any other user than the named single user.