How else can the protection of the application code help?
Then a couple of thoughts came. Basically, the vocabulary relates to computer games, but for business software it may be appropriate:
1. Protection against reverse engeeniring (well, here it is clear)
2. Protection of code checking DLC (downloadable content - any downloadable add-ons)
3. Warning to the user if the exe is corrupted by a virus
4. Warning to the user if trojans cling to exe
5. Protection against illegal modifications of exe from someone else’s third party (for example, for cheat games and ladders)
This means purely code protection, without software bindings and checks for licensing.
1. Protection against reverse engeeniring (well, here it is clear)
2. Protection of code checking DLC (downloadable content - any downloadable add-ons)
3. Warning to the user if the exe is corrupted by a virus
4. Warning to the user if trojans cling to exe
5. Protection against illegal modifications of exe from someone else’s third party (for example, for cheat games and ladders)
This means purely code protection, without software bindings and checks for licensing.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/117812/
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