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StarForce Announces FrontLine 4.7 - protection against the latest emulators

StarForce Announces FrontLine 4.7 - protection against the latest emulators

Optical Storage Oct 11,2006 0

According to StarForce, the upcoming FrontLine 4.7 will beat DaemonTools emulation The articles mentions that "...The so called armaments drive continues on the DRM market. There are some software emulators that allow experienced users to run protected applications from copies instead of original media. For instance, it took Daemon Tools group eight months to announce a new version of their emulator.

To keep up with the clients? demand StarForce Technologies changes release plans. StarForce FrontLine 4.7 will be launched in the middle of November. Earlier the plan for November was to release FrontLine 4.6. StarForce FrontLine 4.7 will close the new Daemon Tools? issue as well as other modern emulators.

It is also important to mention the following changes: licenses deactivation and back-up copies capability ? these will make easier life of the end-user. New useful functions such as compression of protection libraries will make protection integration more convenient for our clients..."

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