Code obfuscation consists of many different techniques that can complement each other to create a layered defense. It is most effective for languages that create some form of intermediate level instructions such as Java or the .NET languages like C#, VB.NET, Managed C++, F#, etc. Code Obfuscation is the process of modifying an executable so that it is no longer useful to a hacker, but remains fully functional. While the process may modify actual method instructions or metadata, it does not alter the output of the program. Automated code obfuscation makes reverse-engineering a program difficult and economically unfeasible.
We protect your code, without seeing your code. We know your goal is to protect your application’s source code, and we want to make it as seamless and easy as possible. To achieve this, we are constantly keeping our products up to date to support the latest platforms and protect against the latest decomplication techniques. Our intuitive team of experienced technical support reps provide live assistance.
Many of our current financial and banking clients have been with us since we started in 1996. They’ve stayed with us because we have proven that our products help protect security demands while also not breaking their builds.
Notable Independent Software Vendors We’ve Helped:
Through the tested application security strategies provided by PreEmptive, our Government and Defense customers have found success by adding obfuscation and runtime self-protection to their applications. Not only did they provide security to their customers, they were also able to protect their applications from reverse engineering and decompilation.
On May 31, 2023, Genworth Financial announced a data breach, traced back to a third-party vendor's use of the MOVEit file transfer program. The breach compromised the personal information of over 2.5 million customers, policyholders, and employees of Genworth Financial and its affiliate insurance companies, as revealed by an investigation into the attack.
In the first half of 2023, Managed Care of North America (MCNA) Insurance Company reported a data breach that resulted in the theft of personal information for nearly 9 million customers. The exposed data included full names, dates of birth, addresses, telephone numbers, and emails, as well as more sensitive information such as Social Security numbers
London’s Digital banking startup Revolut, which has over 20 million users across 200 countries, experienced a hack that compromised the data of more than 50,000 customers globally. The breach was reported to Lithuania's state data protection agency, where Revolut holds a banking license.