Feature enabling

[davidpn]

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I'm an EXECryptor user in the process of evaluating other protection options.

One feature EXECryptor has that I'm having difficulty finding with Enigma is the ability to have "Enabled Features" (See attached screenshot). I've been using this feature to determine whether a user has access to certain features, based on their serial number.

Is there some way of doing this with Enigma? Sorry if it is something obvious that I have missed.

[scorillo7]

I'm an EXECryptor user in the process of evaluating other protection options.

One feature EXECryptor has that I'm having difficulty finding with Enigma is the ability to have "Enabled Features" (See attached screenshot). I've been using this feature to determine whether a user has access to certain features, based on their serial number.

Is there some way of doing this with Enigma? Sorry if it is something obvious that I have missed.

Yes,in Enigma these are named Sections(under Key Generator) or markers(under Enigma API) and there 16 available.
Check the manual and the example folder under Markers Reg_Crypt.

The process is this:

reg_crypt_begin1
Your feature 1 code
reg_crypt_end1

reg_crypt_begin2
Your feature 2 code
reg_crypt_end2

When release to a customer a key you will select the section 1 or/and section 2
The Enigma engine will see that this key has feature 1 or/and feature 2 unlocked and decrypt the code and execute that feature.

Hope this example is sufficient to clarify your problems.

[Enigma]

Yes, agree with scorillo7

scorillo7 - thanks

davidpn - you also may take a look at the examples in the Enigma installation folder, Examples\MarkersRegCrypt subfolder.

[davidpn]

Thanks! I've purchased now...

[Enigma]

Ok, thanks, write us back if you will have any questions!

[aargh]

I have a question

The markers can be used in C # code?

[Enigma]

Hi aargh, no, markers can't be used in C#...

[aargh]

hmmm....

And in future ?

[Enigma]

no, just for now - do not plan to make it even in future. Native C# language and, for example, native C++ languages differ a lot, no yet ideas how this could be implemented...

[aargh]

Here are some ideas

1. Allow query (through Enigma API) on selected sections in key. At that moment I have a 16-bit information.
2. Or Allow insertion of the 32-bit word to the key through keygen API. And enable it to read through the Enigma API.

It would be an excellent extension