Digital.ai Application Protection vs. EndCrypt vs. Python vs. QShield Comparison Chart

EndCrypt is a security solution implemented within the application (instead of the network or the operating system) to make it more resistant to attacks. It is a ready-to-use SDK to embed within a mobile application to secure it from environmental threats. EndCrypt is a security solution implemented within the application (instead of the network or the operating system) to make it more resistant to attacks. It is a ready-to-use SDK to embed within a mobile application to secure it from environmental threats. EndCrypt provides a broad range of patented security capabilities to protect applications by preventing reverse engineering techniques via code obfuscation and anti-repackaging technology. It actively detects malicious key logging, screen readers, repackaged applications, debuggers and emulators, and jailbroken or rooted devices. It blocks foreign code from executing or shuts down the application to protect sensitive data from cybercriminals.

Obfuscate your highly valuable source code and protect your sensitive assets thanks to QShield compiler-obfuscator. Protect your applications against static and dynamic analysis. Software running on untrusted environments is at risk of reverse-engineering, an application running on a device that is available to an attacker is vulnerable to a wide range of techniques used to try and extract secrets, and intellectual property. To prevent unauthorized parties from gaining insight, tampering with or even recovering the source code from the binary, software protection mechanisms must be implemented to preserve revenues and intellectual property. 30+ obfuscation schemes are available. Granular control of the protection profile thanks to a file-based policy or comments throughout the code. Build diversification, each compiled application is different with a user-controlled randomness seed. Integrity checks and detection of debuggers, emulators, and hooking frameworks.