Preventing modifications

Tampering is a common threat to the security of software applications, and can occur in two forms: statically or dynamically.

Static tampering occurs when an attacker has modified the application and attempts to run it. Our system is able to identify and classify different types of static tampering, providing detailed information on which parts of the application have been modified.

Dynamic tampering occurs when an attacker attempts to modify the behavior of the program at runtime. The most common technique used for this is memory hooking, where the attacker modifies the code in memory to change the process flow and behavior of the program.

To protect against dynamic tampering, our system offers the following actions:

• Remediation: Our tamper protection will remove any placed hooks and revert any changes made to the process memory, restoring the program to its original state.

• Log: Our system will detect the attack and notify you, providing detailed information on the nature and source of the tampering attempt.

• Exit: The process will crash, preventing the attacker from accessing or manipulating the program.

In addition to these actions, you can also set up the appropriate response to take against the customer or license through the dashboard. This allows you to control and manage any potential threats to the security of your application.