Protection logicielle Dongle vs Adobe Air

Question

Cela ressemble à une question extrêmement idiote, mais de toute façon, je suis curieux:

Y a-t-il un moyen de protéger une application Adobe Air avec une clé matérielle (aka Dongle de protection logicielle )?

Je cherche à développer une certaine application qui nécessiterait une telle clé qu'une protection contre la piratée (je ne peux pas changer ce fait), et on dirait que l'utilisation d'Adobe Flash est le moyen le plus simple d'écrire ce que ce particulierL'application devrait faire.

Answer 1

If you are writing purely in Flash then you could use a product like SWF Studio (or Zinc ) which encrypts the flash file and produces and executable file. It needs to be encrypted because in a standard flash executable file the swf data can easily be extracted. Then you can protect this executable file using a Shell wrapper which ties it to a dongle. I did this using SWF Studio and Dinkey Dongles with my flash executable and it worked very well.

Links:

SWF Studio

Dinkey Dongles

Answer 2

AIR applications have no support for hardware dongles and don't even possess decent protection from decompiling. I imagine the dongle can be detected with some helper application called with NativeProcess, but this will require different helper for each OS. Also, without obfuscation all this will be pointless. See Trillix SWF Decompiler for decompilation and SecureSWF for obfuscation.