Everything is crackable.
There was once this version of Cubase 5.1 a audio/midi sequencer, very
popular among musicians.
People from H2O cracked it. It was protected by a USB dongle.
They used 1500 manhours for it. And most of the time was not in the
program itself, figuring out when it called the dongle, but on how
windows handled the dll's to communicate with it.
Eventually they wrote their own dll as software-matic dongle.
They also said that it was the only version they would crack, because of
the many hours they needed to do it.
Op 22-10-2019 om 20:27 schreef doc hawk via use-livecode:
On Oct 21, 2019, at 8:02 PM, kee nethery via use-livecode
<use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
My wife built a Hypercard stack standalone that was protected by a dongle. But,
every call to the dongle was something you could search for in the scripts. So
she had scripts that did hashes of the scripts that talked to the dongle. And
she had scripts that did hashes of the scripts that checked the hashes of the
scripts …
“Those who hashed the hasher, have been hashed!” ???
Wait, that’s not quite how it goes . . . hmm . . .
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