The best Kenshi/core alternatives

Virbox Protector suits enterprises seeking to protect software after delivery, including teams working with native programs, mobile apps, Java or…

It suits mobile gaming teams seeking protection for finished game builds across frequent releases.

LIAPP suits teams protecting mobile applications, including those using the listed frameworks and game engines.

It is aimed at commercial software and shareware developers protecting Windows executable files.

It suits developers distributing Windows, Linux, macOS, or Android applications who need code protection and licensing controls.

It suits developers protecting native applications, libraries, and device drivers, including Windows drivers.

It suits developers protecting native Windows applications built with the listed toolchains.

ProtectMyGame is aimed at Unity 3D game developers who want to protect selected scripts, executables, or packaged resources.

Themida suits Windows developers protecting native binaries from analysis and cracking.

This suits Android app developers who need to offer digital purchases or subscriptions through Google Play.

Steam Input suits players who want to customize supported controllers for games, including titles without native API support.

PELock is aimed at developers who need protection and license controls for compiled Windows applications.

Obsidium is aimed mainly at software companies distributing Windows applications with evaluation limits or customized licensing.

It suits Windows game developers who need selectable integrity and tampering detection features for Windows Native, Unreal Engine, or Unity3D…

It is aimed at game makers protecting Windows or Steam releases from unauthorized modification while validating ownership.