Hi,
I'm also interested to know.
But checking the site of this protector gives these results in Key Features:
Quote:
compression of the application - up to 60%
encryption of the application
counteraction to application memory dumping with ProcDump-like tools.
application integrity check.
powerful protection against most known (and unknown) debuggers
counteracts disassemblers- defeat reverse engineering!
counteraction to memory patching.
defeat API hook (protect any special technique you use).
API for interaction between application and protection routines
runtime code en/decryption
encryption of license-specific code
automation of license generation
licensing system featuring up to 1024 bit public key cryptography
registration via keyfiles or text keys
blacklisting of stolen or compromised keys
detect backdating or reinstallation to gain additional usage.
ability to create trial keys and hardware dependent keys
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What has attracted me is this line.
powerful protection against most known (and unknown) debuggers
So there must be a special trick to detect Unkown debuggers.
Hope someone can reveal it.
Regards,
Android.