Originally Posted by -Raz0r-
^Not necessarily.
Originally Posted by -Raz0r-
Project ideas!
Originally Posted by -Raz0r-
I mean merging registry values.
E.G: Merging "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptograph y", "MachineGuid" with "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion", "BuildGuid"
Each computer has a unique HWID.
So how was I pwned again?
E.G: Merging "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptograph y", "MachineGuid" with "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion", "BuildGuid"
Each computer has a unique HWID.
So how was I pwned again?
Language: Visual Basic or C#
Difficulty: Moderate
Title: Web browser
Description: A web browser that uses either WebKit or the Mozilla Firefox rendering engine
Other details/features: Fully featured peese :P
Originally Posted by Kallisti
Exact same hardware = owned.
You do know hardware have unique IDs, right?
Difficulty: Moderate
Title: Web browser
Description: A web browser that uses either WebKit or the Mozilla Firefox rendering engine
Other details/features: Fully featured peese :P
Originally Posted by Kallisti
Exact same hardware = owned.
Originally Posted by freedompeace
Language: Visual Basic or C#
Difficulty: Moderate
Title: Web browser
Description: A web browser that uses either WebKit or the Mozilla Firefox rendering engine
Other details/features: Fully featured peese :P
You do know hardware have unique IDs, right?
Difficulty: Moderate
Title: Web browser
Description: A web browser that uses either WebKit or the Mozilla Firefox rendering engine
Other details/features: Fully featured peese :P
You do know hardware have unique IDs, right?
Originally Posted by Kallisti
What if they share hardware
Originally Posted by skiiiz
I mean merging registry values.
E.G: Merging "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptograph y", "MachineGuid" with "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion", "BuildGuid"
Each computer has a unique HWID.
So how was I pwned again?
E.G: Merging "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptograph y", "MachineGuid" with "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion", "BuildGuid"
Each computer has a unique HWID.
So how was I pwned again?
All code must run, if I shove that ultra hard packed thingy of yours into a debugger I can step the measures of protection and bypass them, sorry bud, but protecting your software like that is just a waste of time...
Hmmmzz.... I knows this.... how does dutch go again.... starts with an "S" ...
Slim?
uhh... Super cool?
Originally Posted by .::SCHiM::.
You're forgetting the most basic rule of reversing...
All code must run, if I shove that ultra hard packed thingy of yours into a debugger I can step the measures of protection and bypass them, sorry bud, but protecting your software like that is just a waste of time...
All code must run, if I shove that ultra hard packed thingy of yours into a debugger I can step the measures of protection and bypass them, sorry bud, but protecting your software like that is just a waste of time...
Originally Posted by Hassan
Then kindly tell us how we should protect our apps !!
Originally Posted by Hassan
Then kindly tell us how we should protect our apps !!
eg: making the cracking process as repetitive and boring as possible, and using techniques that are hard to bypass for beginners & are hard to automate
But the thing is time & effort are all on the crackers side, it can take a professional years to develop a good protection program, but it can be cracked in a matter of days even by a skid using the the proper tools. And when it's first cracked and analyzed and all your flashy tricks are discovered, the process can be sped up to a matte of hours. To bad for all those years thinkering and working on a un-crackable solution
So to make a long story shot: You cannot possibly 100% protect your ap, you can only force the crackers to invest more time and effort, hopefully scaring the less skilled onces away.
Originally Posted by skiiiz
Language: VB.NET
Difficulty: 9/10
Title: .NET Obfuscator
Description: Make a program that packs .NET objects to prevent reverse engineering & include better deployment.
Other details/features: Have a unique hardware ID system in it to prevent sharing of program.
There you go.
That ought to take you a while...
Difficulty: 9/10
Title: .NET Obfuscator
Description: Make a program that packs .NET objects to prevent reverse engineering & include better deployment.
Other details/features: Have a unique hardware ID system in it to prevent sharing of program.
There you go.
That ought to take you a while...
Language: Dutch
Difficulty: 10
Title: Learning
Description: Learn dutch
Other details/features: Google translate is forbidden.
Difficulty: 10
Title: Learning
Description: Learn dutch
Other details/features: Google translate is forbidden.
Originally Posted by Hell_Demon
Language: Dutch
Difficulty: 10
Title: Learning
Description: Learn dutch
Other details/features: Google translate is forbidden.
Difficulty: 10
Title: Learning
Description: Learn dutch
Other details/features: Google translate is forbidden.
Difficulty: 11/10
Title: Learn
Description: Become fluent in Korean
Other details/features: Good luck. No translators.
The national language people say that Korean is a Level IV language. Taking 63 weeks of formal tutoring to be street proficcient.
How the fuck are the last two projects related to programming ?
Originally Posted by Hassan
How the fuck are the last two projects related to programming ?
Originally Posted by Hell_Demon
Language: Dutch
Difficulty: 10
Title: Learning
Description: Learn dutch
Other details/features: Google translate is forbidden.
Difficulty: 10
Title: Learning
Description: Learn dutch
Other details/features: Google translate is forbidden.
