In the latest release of Nitro-LM Administrator (6.0.0025), we’ve added custom SMTP server support.  This allows you to brand the license experience and send e-mails through your own servers instead of e-mails appearing to come from @nitromation.com.  In this post, I’ll walk you through using a gmail account to brand your license experience.
The first step [...]

The Nitro-LM Team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of our new Nitro-LM Administrative SOAP API.
Nitro-LM’s Administrative GUI has been the primary interface for common administrative functions such as creating new customers, associating products/licenses to customers, moving and setting license variables, etc… While the existing Administrative GUI is very easy to use and [...]

A lot has been happening with the Nitro-LM team lately. We’ve been working hard to bring you new communication mechanisms and API interfaces as well as updating some of our example code.
New Google Group – We’ve launched a new Nitro-LM Google group to aid in support. This group helps us answer questions in [...]

The Online Flex Meetup Group is Organized by John Mason out of Atlanta, GA. His group attracts attendees from all over the USA and the World. We received an Invitation to present to this group on June 10, 2009. The event was recorded and also covered some material that was also presented [...]

The Nitro-LM licensing system is very feature packed. For a new user, it can sometimes be a little bit daunting to get set up and running. I’ve put together a screencast showing some common tasks to complete when getting started in the Nitro-LM system. If you haven’t yet signed up for a [...]

Simplified Logic and Andrew Westberg present Digital Rights Management and the Flash Platform
About This Meeting:

Licensing basics (how our approach differs)
Notifications & Messaging
Reporting
Encryption

In designing the new interface for Nitro-LM Administrator, I’ve had the pleasure of designing the new Report Builder interface. In the current production version of this tool, we have a handful of reports that licensees and customers can use to see various aspects of usage data.

In part two, we cover using the Asset Encrypter to encrypt AIR module swfs. This demo also contains a before and after look at the code using a decompiler.
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In this two-part article, I’m going to run through a quick demo of how to protect the source code in an AIR app from decompilers using the Nitro-LM module encryption technique. Nitro-LM is a hosted licensing solution that can be enabled in your flex/AIR app for a nominal fee per license.

Doug McCune, world renowned expert on Adobe Flex/AIR and recently published Author, recently put on a presentation in England regarding decompiling SWFs. He covered many of the free and commercial applications used for both compiling and decompiling SWFs, and also the benefits/issues with obfuscation and encryption.