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Re: Licences 101 - Copy Protection for Newbies
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Re: Licences 101 - Copy Protection for Newbies


  • Subject: Re: Licences 101 - Copy Protection for Newbies
  • From: Andreas Monitzer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 23:35:20 +0200

On Monday, September 23, 2002, at 11:01 , Peter Sichel wrote:

If you don't want your scheme broken quickly, use widely respected
cryptographic techniques for hashing and encryption, and be careful
not to give away the solution as part of the code you supply to
customers.

With the integrity of your keys in tact, you can then blacklist
any keys you discover being published on sites like MacSerialJunkie.com

In a well-known (now dead) music player app, you could see the blacklisted keys when opening the executable in a hex editor as plain text. Copy it over, change a digit, save, and boom - you got a great working serial.
(for educational purposes only of course)

andy
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