What's best? ASProtect or Armadillo

Just to throw my 2 cents in here, I agree with crusader in that ASProtect is better than Armadillo. I might even go so far as to say ASPR's the best protector out there (disregarding that Xtreme bullshit that makes your app run 800% slower).

The problem is that no one uses it properly.

If you integrate it into your program tightly, and make heavy use of the encrypted/decrypted sections etc, ASPR can be very effective. Just doing a simple wrap of your program with ASPR is not enough, as you can well see...

Regards

such like questions & answers just does advertising
for some commerz-protectors.

don't do it, guys!

[dyn!o]

Well... the truth is very simple:

Everything can be cracked - it's a matter of time.

If you want to chose between these protectors then I would take Armadillo because it has far the best licenses management solution which gives you many opportunities. I'm not talking about the protection but licenses. Neverthless of your decision all the packers (SVKP/Armadillo/AsProtect) can be cracked fair quickly so, I suggest to take the advantage of licenses .

Best regards,
dyn!o

Armadillo is weaker than Asprotect?!

hmm... Let me see the only one good tutorial for unpacking Arma 3.60 or 3.70 with nanomites. Then, we'll see who is stronger

not in strongest is matter, but in correctness.

armadillo's nanomite/import elimination/code splicing is very strong.
not a lot of people can unpack armadillo. and there's no automatic unpack tool avilable for arma 3.0 or higher like there's asstripper 2.07 and 2.11 for aspack/protect

Correction: There is no public automatic unpack tool available for Arma 3.0 and higher.

A number of people have written their own private utilities that do the job quite well. I, for one, and also Squidge I think, and also a few people on Woodmann...

AsprStripper has never worked 100% on ASPR any of the times I have tried it (though it seems to work fine on ASPack), so I'm not sure I would say there's a "real" automatic unpack tool avail for ASPR 1.23+ either.

Regards