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Old 07-08-2005, 09:05
chaboyd
 
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>>> and less protection systems as well known for Linux.

I'd almost argue that there are no commercial or packaged protections for Linux (besides maybe Cloakware (more code transformation/obfuscation than anything else, and a few linux dongles). Are you aware of anything new?

Since Shiva and Burneye I've only seen homegrown type protections.....I have done plenty of searching
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