Thanks for the update.
Feel free to get back to us for any future concerns.
Regards,
Parth
Sentinel LDK Demo Test
Hi everyone,
I've been testing Sentinel Envelope using the free demo provided on the website for the last couple of days and I have a couple of questions.
1. Using the following code:
I tried to check the string encryption option inside the Envelope tool, looking at the result using dotPeek I saw the following code:
As you can probably see, the string inside the Console.WriteLine is encrypted, but the strings inside the switch-case remained the same.
Is it not supported or is it just a bug? Did I put wrong configuration somehow?
2. On another class I wrote the following code:
(Please note the CodeObfuscation and Encrypt attributes).
Again, using dotPeek I expected to see somehow at least 2 different outcome from those 3 methods.
The code did change but it seems that all of it look kind of the same. For example:
Any way to know if the code is encrypted, obfuscated or both?
Thanks for quick response, but the suggestion did not solve the problem:
The run-time installer for 7.51 crashes with BSOD and Windows 10 automatically restarts. After rebooting to safe mode,the registry entry was checked and it does have an entry for iaStorA.sys, but the value string was just "11.5.0.1207". This was modified to match the string you specified, but not sure if there actually is a version of Intel iaStorA.sys numbered 4.2.0.1136 (...should it be 14.2...?)
Other observations:
1. After installing 7.51, the Runtime environment ("Sentinel Runtime") does not show up in the list of installed programs (since the installation did not complete), but the service shows up in the Services applet as "Sentinel LDK License Manager". If try to start the service, the computer crash with BSOD again.
2. If uninstall the run-time environment, and then connect a SafeNet USB key, the computer also crash with BSOD (i.e. the USB drivers v7.51 used by "plug & play" by themselves also cause this.) In order to use the computer, the service: Sentinel LDK License manager had to be set to Manual mode to prevent it from starting automatically.