Sentinel Envelope Plus adds software protection without source code changes
Thales launched Sentinel Envelope Plus to harden compiled apps against AI-assisted reverse engineering without source changes.
Thales announced Sentinel Envelope Plus, an extension of Sentinel Envelope that hardens compiled applications against decompilation, tampering, runtime inspection, and AI-assisted reverse engineering without source-code changes. In a controlled test, an AI agent found 8 of 10 vulnerabilities in an unprotected application and none after protection, despite using 970 times more tokens and building custom analysis tools. Developers can apply stronger protection to selected components and optionally add licensing controls. The underlying vulnerabilities remain in the code; the product is intended to slow discovery and exploitation.
- Sentinel Envelope Plus protects compiled applications without source-code changes.
- Thales says an AI agent found 8 of 10 flaws unprotected and none after protection.
- Protected analysis consumed 970 times more tokens before the agent stopped.
- Protection can target selected code and optionally include licensing controls.
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2 min read at helpnetsecurity.comThales has announced Sentinel Envelope Plus, a new addition to its Sentinel Envelope software protection solution that significantly hardens compiled applications against AI-assisted reverse engineering, automated zero-day vulnerability discovery, and automated exploit generation.
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