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Obfuscated integration of software protections
International Journal of Information Security, 2020To counter man-at-the-end attacks such as reverse engineering and tampering, software is often protected with techniques that require support modules to be linked into the application. It is well known, however, that attackers can exploit the modular nature of applications and their protections to speed up the identification and comprehension process ...
Jens Van den Broeck +2 more
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Patterns for software integrity protection
Proceedings of the 20th European Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, 2015Protecting the integrity of software modules is a critical task on all secure systems. Although many different technologies exist to examine and ensure software integrity, to the best of our knowledge, no security patterns that describe the underlying concepts exist yet.
Tobias Rauter +3 more
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Data Processing, 1984
Abstract Software piracy is a problem not only for suppliers of software but also for DP departments where confidentiality of information is vital. The article discusses the approach of both micro and mainframe software suppliers to software protection.
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Abstract Software piracy is a problem not only for suppliers of software but also for DP departments where confidentiality of information is vital. The article discusses the approach of both micro and mainframe software suppliers to software protection.
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Protection reconfiguration for reusable software
Proceedings of the Second Euromicro Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering, 2002Secure distributed applications often include code to authenticate users, verify access rights, and establish secure communication channels between software components (e.g., clients and servers). This code is often specific to the application and to the context in which the application is used.
Christian Damsgaard Jensen +1 more
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ABYSS: an architecture for software protection
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1990ABYSS (a basic Yorktown security system) is an architecture for protecting the execution of application software. It supports a uniform security service across the range of computing systems. The use of ABYSS in solving the software protection problem, especially in the lower end of the market, is discussed.
Steve R. White, Liam Comerford
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A Strategic Approach to Software Protection
Journal of Economics & Management Strategy, 1999This paper demonstrates that there is a strategic reason why software firms have followed consumers' desire to drop software protection. We analyze software protection policies in a price‐setting duopoly software industry selling differentiated software packages, where consumers' preference for particular software is affected by the number of other ...
Oz Shy, Jacques‐Françlois Thisse
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The legal protection of computer software
Communications of the ACM, 1984As new as the technology itself, a sometimes confusing array of legal protections are now available to safeguard the huge investment of time and money that goes into the development of sophisticated commercial software.
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Gurukul International Multidisciplinary Research Journal
ABSTRACT : Software piracy has been major issue for software industries. Piracy has become so prevalent over the Internet that poses a major threat to software product companies. With the help of malicious codes and programs, hackers or an intruder can gain access to Software the system and steal the information.
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ABSTRACT : Software piracy has been major issue for software industries. Piracy has become so prevalent over the Internet that poses a major threat to software product companies. With the help of malicious codes and programs, hackers or an intruder can gain access to Software the system and steal the information.
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Protecting software and confidential information
Computer Law & Security Report, 1999Abstract This important recent decision has illustrated the approach taken by English Courts to allegations of infringement of copyright in software programs and has also explained the use which can be made by former employees of confidential information in an IT setting.
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Software Protection in the Netherlands
International Journal of Law and Information Technology, 1993Dinant T. L. Oosterbaan +1 more
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