h a l f b a k e r yGo ahead. Stick a fork in it.
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1. have a program with p2p file search function
2. have this program search, download and display the keygen source code first.
3. have this program run the python code in a virtual sandbox, able to view the machine's information, but unable to call outside, let alone scream.
4. listen for the
keygen single generic text based output.
5. kill the keygen quickly, and dump its body from the sandbox.
6. copy the serial code
7. paste into the activation prompt of the program you want to access
8. profit
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p.s. if there is additional interest, I may expand on this idea for a new half baked idea. In which the same program, can run other programs off the p2p net, not just keygens (but would need to enable graphical support).
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What's the advantage over just using VMware? |
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You get to access keygens faster |
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so it automates the process of breeching software
copyright? I though that this was already generally
done. |
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And it will continue to be done, and as soon as it becomes mainstream to do without any considerable effort, the software companies will start to use alternative methods for protecting their intellectual rights. |
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For those of us not familiar with software piracy, can you
give a little more context about the problem you're trying
to solve? |
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What is "keygen", why are you circumspect about running
it, and what does it mean to "listen for the keygen single
generic text based output" ? |
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you wouldn't want to have the nasty crack lying around on your hard drive providing proof of the obvious, now would you. Gotta keep the old hands clean lest we end up feeling guilty or something. |
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