It would be remiss of me not to point out here that 'protection' with Enigma Virtual Box is limited. There's no lag at runtime whatsoever - large files will execute just as quickly as small ones. Once the protected the file is built, execution is a non-issue. Outcomes will vary according to the processing power of one's computer but this is not an Enigma related issue - it's about how fast your computer can copy files. it took Enigma about 45 seconds to package up 10 x 100mb dummy files on my old Acer Core 2 Duo. With the test you can see in the screengrab below. With anything over 500mb or so, Enigma begins to take longer with packaging. Where Enigma does begin to struggle is during the build process. After executing the file, there was no delay experienced at runtime. Using Riz's Bloat File Maker tool, I created 10 x 100mb dummy files, added these to the project's Docs folder, and then packed with Enigma. So your packed file works the same as before packing, but without having embedded files on the disk. When your application tries to access the embedded file, the loader recognizes this and returns necessary data.
#UNPACK ENIGMA VIRTUAL BOX CODE#
The loader executes before the main code of application and hooks some system API functions that allow read/write information. Enigma Virtual Box embeds all files into the main executable together with a special loader.
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