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In fact, I think I'm getting a little ahead of myself and I definately agree with you on the fact that
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There are many apps which are download able from www, and they are protected by dongles so beware
![]() Look into help of this app, topic registration or etc if author says that they will give u a link or send by emaill full installation of this app after u buy it must be demo but if this demo have only 30 days trial it can be cracked
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As a matter of fact I did some exploring on this target, and found out that in fact, that you have to call them and then they will give you a password to upgrade thru their website.
so I guess I'll try another one. Also, I'm trying to see If I can find some good targets I can reverse with Ollydbg instead of SoftIce, being that it sounds more complicated. I'll Keep you guys in touch.
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Hi ur next,
Maybe it would be easier for you to begin working with IDA on "dead listing" : If your file isn't packed, you have a good chance to see some messages like " Enter serial number", "Invalid serial number, please try again ", " days left"... and so you can go up, find the calls, the conditional jumps etc. Trying to determine what the prog is doing "on the paper" will be a very good exercise for your intuition and asm knowledje... "Dead listing" methode go naturally to patching the prog : you can for sample bypass the test verifying a date or a serial, but if you want to find THE working serial, this methode is often very hard : it is more usefull to work with a debugger like Ollydbg. |
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