Dongle Emulator

Dongle is a small electronic device responsible for software authorization.

• Dongle is a piece of hardware which can be lost;
• There's a large market for second hand software and dongles. That's the reason of great quantity of dongle thefts;
• Fired workers or competitors steals hardware keys making harm to your business;
• As any electronic device, dongle can die;

Dongle implementation problems

Modern dongles include built-in strong encryption and use fabrication techniques designed to thwart reverse engineering. Typical dongles also now contain non-volatile memory and key parts of the software may actually be stored on the dongle.

However, security researchers warn that dongles still do not solve the trusted client problem: that if you give a user the cryptographic ciphertext, the algorithm and the key, your cipher is likely to be breakable, even with the algorithm and key encoded in hardware. (Grand, 2000)

Dongle user problems

In fields where dongle-controlled software is common, users often need more than one such application installed on a given computer. Manufacturers claim that multiple dongles can be successfully stacked or daisy-chained, but operational problems with stacked dongles are common. The number of dongles can also become physically problematic.

Main features of Dongle emulator from NeoBit:

• 100% software emulation of HASP, HASP4, HASP HL, Hardlock FAST E-Y-E, Rainbow Sentinel SuperPRO, Pro, CPlus, Scribe;
• Transparent for other dongles;
• Single, unlimited licenses;
• Pro version with advanced license control;
• Easy-to-use user-friendly interface;
• Works under Microsoft Windows 95 / 98 / ME / NT / 2000 / XP / 2003;
• Highest level of code protetion used for self-protection;
• Reasonable prices;