Connecting to Arma II / DayZ with an invalid/blank CD Key

[disabilitor]

I was just wondering if I could put my coding skills to some kind of use.
How would one go about connecting to an online game like Arma II (for DayZ) with an invalid CD key?

I would assume one would have to trick the server into think it's a legit key, or bypassing it altogether.
I'm interested in learning how this process works to see if I can't find a way around it. Or is there already a way?

The whole point of this would be to be almost "un-ban-able". So if we used bad/fake CD Keys, we could change it to another random string, and connect again, or perhaps have a blank CD Key so that there is no way of being banned.

If you guys could give me any information you have about this, that would be great! Perhaps point me in the right direction, what I need to research and look into.

And of course if the community can help me out, I will respond with a free release of anything that I come up with.

[TheTerroriser]

If people knew how to do this then everyone would be doing it.

[Tulips0000]

If people knew how to do this then everyone would be doing it.

then we must figure it out!

[chase1159]

Not gonna happen. No amount of bypass will be able to do that. It would be like playing Battlefiled 3 with a 'fake cd key'. Wouldn't work.

When you connect to a server, BE checks your key, runs it through their database, and checks it.
If you had, let's say a blank key, it wouldn't be in their database and you'd get kicked.
If you had a key that was being used by another player, they'd see that, and kick you. Thus the 'CD Key in Use' message.

There's no way to 'trick' a database. Unless you want to break into BattlEye HQ, tie up all the employees, add your fake key to the database, and leave.

[sparkmate]

Not gonna happen. No amount of bypass will be able to do that. It would be like playing Battlefiled 3 with a 'fake cd key'. Wouldn't work.

When you connect to a server, BE checks your key, runs it through their database, and checks it.
If you had, let's say a blank key, it wouldn't be in their database and you'd get kicked.
If you had a key that was being used by another player, they'd see that, and kick you. Thus the 'CD Key in Use' message.

There's no way to 'trick' a database. Unless you want to break into BattlEye HQ, tie up all the employees, add your fake key to the database, and leave.

this, plus i would think that would be on the brink of a legal situation.

[[MPGH]Jim Morrison]

This is impossible and can't happen, it probably would've been found out by now.
Answered.
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