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Software Virtualization Tool creates portable and protected applications.
May 29, 2009 -
MoleBox Ultra packages native Windows and .NET applications into portable standalone executables that run without installation from any source. Virtual registry technology allows use of ActiveX components without installation and helps avoid version conflicts. Program protects packed binaries from static reverse engineering and prevents packed components and media content from being reused by external programs.
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Easily Create Portable and Protected Applications with MoleBox Ultra
Teggo Software Ltd. announces the release of MoleBox Ultra, a new edition of its popular software virtualization tool. MoleBox Ultra packages native Windows and .NET applications into portable standalone executables that run without installation from any source, like CD-ROM, USB or network drive. MoleBox allows software developers, publishers and IT professionals to simplify software deployment and avoid compatibility errors.
Why Virtualize Your Software
Traditional software installation process frequently requires administrator privileges, includes installation and registration of many components, and takes minutes or even hours of time. Another application using different versions of the same components may corrupt your installation. Virtualization solves all these problems, making software portable and allowing it to run instantly, independent of user privileges.
MoleBox Ultra, 2-in-1 Virtualization and Protection Solution
According to growing requests from the customers, in the new MoleBox edition its developers have extended the feature set; in particular, protection capabilities were dramatically increased. MoleBox Ultra may be now used as a virtualization and protection tool at the same time, which makes it unique at the market.
The new technology used in MoleBox Ultra also improves existing functionality of the older MoleBox versions - software virtualization, DLL and ActiveX embedding, and adds support for newer operating systems and .NET applications. Additionally, MoleBox Ultra features 'virtual registry' technology which allows using any ActiveX components without installation and helps avoiding DLL Hell and version conflicts.
The new MoleBox Ultra offers several different kinds of software protection methods. Packed binaries are protected from static reverse engineering and classic cracker's attacks. Additionally, MoleBox ultra protects packed components and media content from being reused by external programs, extracted or modified.
'A major concern of software vendors choosing a 3rd party protection tool is so-called 'false positives problem'. Frequently antivirus software by error treats virtualized or protected programs as viruses or malware, and this is very disturbing both for software developers and their users, - says Alexey Sudachen, founder and CTO at Teggo Software Ltd. - MoleBox Ultra solves this problem fundamentally, making protected application look like a common Win32 program and thus preventing antivirus false positives. Together with the other features and affordable price, this makes MoleBox Ultra the best choice for software developers.'
Pricing and Availability
MoleBox Ultra and processed applications run under Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7. MoleBox Ultra is priced at EUR299 for MicroISV license and EUR999 for Company license. Demo version is available for free download from .
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