I remember how I first got into Java. A friend called my attention to these
neat little mini applications that could be easily embedded into HTML files.
These applets provided a quick way to jazz up even the most mundane Web
pages. She showed me some UseNet groups that contained huge libraries of
these applets. I soon learned how to go into their code and change (dare I
use the word "hack"?) them to fit my needs. Those applets were nobody's
property; they were just there for the taking. Some people would come up with
clever ways of making them run more efficiently, and would post their
findings for all to use. When working with pubic archives, this is all well
and good. The problem is many people learned how to hack Java applications
that were not public domain. They wo... (more)
PreEmptive Solutions, the leading provider of solutions to protect, monitor
and manage software development investments, announced here today the
immediate availability of DashO Version 5, integrating application security
with business performance monitoring for Java-based applications. This latest
version of DashO, the most widely used obfuscation product for Java, includes
major functi... (more)
PreEmptive Solutions Magazine launched today on Ulitzer.
With more than 3,000 corporate clients, 40,000 registered installations in
100+ countries and inclusion with Microsoft's six million+ Visual Studio
seats, PreEmptive Solutions helps organizations protect, analyze, and
monetize applications, defend them against tampering and measure the impact
of application investments.
Ulitzer con... (more)
PreEmptive Solutions, suppliers of the leading Enterprise Obfuscation
Solution for the Microsoft .NET environment and Java, announced that Gartner
Inc. has included obfuscation as part of their recommended strategy to reduce
the risk of application vulnerability probing and Intellectual Property (IP)
theft.
According to Gartner, Inc. "the use of interpreted languages, such as Java
and ma... (more)
Opportunities to leverage entertainment metadata are expanding dramatically
and creating differentiators for the companies that deliver consumer
experiences. Metadata follows you wherever you go: on your home TV, computers
and game consoles; when you watch a movie on the train; when you listen to
music in the park; or when you play a CD in your car. These experiences can
be enriched by e... (more)