Application virtualization is a technique used to package and run software applications in a virtual environment, separate from the underlying operating system. It can be implemented in various programming languages such as Xojo, Realbasic, Java, JavaScript, VB, Visual Basic, C++, C#, and more.
To achieve virtualization, applications are packaged into executable files (EXE) or dynamic-link libraries (DLL) and can be further protected through obfuscation techniques. These packed applications can be encrypted, compressed,
