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StarForce

StarForce Technologies (previously known as Protection Technology) is a Russian software developer with headquarters in Moscow. Its main activities are information security, protection against unauthorized copying, modification, and analysis (decompilation).

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Copy protection

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StarForce

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples79
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
Components1

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StarForce

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related to Clients · 16
StarForce → Aeroflot, Akella, AMD, ATC International, Buka, Cenega, Corel, GFI, Mail, MediaHouse, New Disc, Russian Railways, Russobit-M, Snowball, StarForce's, SUN InBev Russia
related to Community response · 14
StarForce → As, GTR2, Heroes, However, In, Magic, Might, PC, PCs, Protection Technology, SecuROM, Some, These, Ubisoft
related to Controversy · 12
StarForce → BitTorrent, Boing Boing, Boing Boing's, Digg, Galactic Civilizations II, Neowin, On January, On March, Penny Arcade, Stardock, Their, Tweakguides
related to Protection options · 12
StarForce → Audio/Video, Content, Crypto, Disc, DRM, E-m, MMOG, Obfuscator, ProActive, StarForce Technologies, The, Universal
related to Removal of StarForce drivers · 9
StarForce → After, An, Instructions, StarForce-protected, Starting, The, The StarForce SDK, This, Uninstalling
related to Security · 7
StarForce → Alongside, Chaos Theory, In March, It, RELOADED, Splinter Cell, When StarForce
related to Driver installation · 3
StarForce → Colin McRae, DIRT, Peter Jackson's King Kong
related to External links · 2
StarForce → Drivers Removal Tool LocationTweakguide's, Official
Type · 1
StarForce → Copy protection
Website · 1
StarForce → www.star-force.com

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protection game drivers security driver system information removal also 2006 remove technology software uninstalled disc games use official service technologies

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
StarForceTypeCopy protection1.00infobox
StarForceWebsitewww.star-force.com1.00infobox
imagesinstance ofand protection for digital media0.80text
documentsinstance ofand protection for digital media0.80text
StarForcerelated to ClientsStarForce's0.60section
StarForcerelated to ClientsRussian Railways0.60section
StarForcerelated to ClientsCorel0.60section
StarForcerelated to ClientsMail0.60section
StarForcerelated to ClientsAeroflot0.60section
StarForcerelated to ClientsSUN InBev Russia0.60section
StarForcerelated to ClientsAMD0.60section
StarForcerelated to ClientsATC International0.60section

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