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Why do I think so? It will be hard to understand/imagine for some of us since we are jumping from logical discussion into abstract level. According to Church conjecture we can perform (recalculate) any possible algorithm with a computer. In software protection we need a kind of reverse thesis IMHO. Turing dream was to replicate the human mind but if we want to achieve the highest level of security, in the meaning of software protection, then all we have to do is erase logic word from the dictionary. This is the place where I see the chance of disabling/confusing human mind. The thesis could look like this "A function, which would be computable inside X engine, cannot be computed outside its environment without intelligent behavior and learning process." So what it changes in the meaning of cracking? Nothing, the software will always be crackable. Proposed thesis extends the time needed for analysis. It extends it a lot. StarForce follows a logic and it is still the very best protection, requiring a minimum of two weeks for analysis and cracking. So far there is no proof of anyone who managed to rebuild its virtual machine code (if properly implemented). Now, imagine that StarForce goes into the level I propose. How many people could be able worldwide to crack such a protection? 2, 5? How many of them will get the protection in hands? How many of them will have any interest of continous painfull analysis/cracking? Even if one cracks such a protection then, assuming dynamic structure, another cracking attempt will require similar amount of time to crack one title. A dream? No, a matter of time. The one who develop such a solution will definitely win the race on security market, leaving competitors few years behind. StarForce is a very good protection, I would say: "definition". But it still can be a lot better. Just like us. ![]() Regards. |
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