Update README.md

README Updates Summary:

1. Enhanced Cross-Platform Compatibility Description:
- Added detailed explanation of cross-platform functionality for protected Python scripts
- Clarified compatibility with Python 3.5+ across different operating systems
- Emphasized preservation of cross-platform capabilities while maintaining security features

2. Added New Application Area:
- Introduced "Server Infrastructure Management" use case
- Highlighted secure deployment capabilities on rented servers (both virtual and physical)
- Emphasized protection of proprietary code from both datacenter providers and end clients
- Added focus on secure automation and configuration capabilities

These updates provide clearer information about the system's cross-platform capabilities and expand its application areas to include server infrastructure management scenarios, making the documentation more comprehensive for potential users.

Author: alphabetanetcom

README.md

@@ -76,6 +76,10 @@ obfuscation in Python** and flexible licensing options.
 -   **Easy Integration**: Implement the entire process in just one step
     using our command-line tool.
 
+-   **Cross platform compatibility**: The protected Python scripts maintain
+    their cross-platform functionality and can be executed on any operating
+    system (Windows, MacOS, Linux/Unix and others) where Python 3.5+ is installed.
+
 # How It Works
 
 1.  **Upload Your Code**: Use the command-line tool to upload your
@@ -285,6 +289,13 @@ following areas:
     code to prevent unauthorized usage or copying, preserving
     your **intellectual property**.
 
+-   **Server Infrastructure Management**: Securely deploy and run **protected
+    Python scripts** on rented servers (both virtual and physical), ensuring
+    code confidentiality from both datacenter providers and end clients.
+    This enables safe automation and configuration of client servers while
+    protecting your proprietary code and implementation details.
+   
+
 # Security and Best Practices
 
 By implementing **Python secure code transfer** protocols, the **Alpha