>>In my opinion, get ReFox - it is still in production being actively updated, does the job, covers 98% of threats. For the remaining 2%, move to terminal services environment or redevelop as a web solution. Then you will reduce to 1% threat space.
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>John clamis Defox is better. Your opinion?


I have not used Defox but from what I have read (a few years ago) it probably is stronger protection than Refox - but I cannot say for sure because both products are being worked on and who knows what is going on behind the scenes. But the real question is this; does it make a difference? Both Defox and Refox are going to be cracked by any serious hacker. And both Defox and Refox will protect you against the end-user / casual computer user trying to be clever. It is protection enough for 99% of the people who would get hold of your EXE. And it is no real protection against the serious hacker who knows what he is doing.