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|    Bitman to All    |
|    Hacking advice needed    |
|    26 Mar 07 11:07:14    |
      From: radioramailpalodalculo@email.it              Hello folks,              I'm having a bad time trying to crack a flexlm-based protection.       Sorry if this is not the right place to discuss this.       I'm trying to get past the protection of a software, you know, for evaluating       the full version before buying etc... :)              I'm not new to hacking having done some work on 8-bit systems in the good old       days and on more modern systems as well. I cracked some flexlm-based schemes       but it was very easy because those were using the lmgrxxx.dll so that the APIs       had very informative names on them...              Now I'm having two main difficulties:       1) The flexlm protection is not dll based but has been compiled into the       application, so that there is no way of finding out the usual APIs       (lm_checkout etc...)       2) The program runs in a multithreaded fashion so that I'm getting lost with       too many threads trying to understand which thread actually performs the       license verification.              I'm using Win32Dasm 8.93 and IDA 4.8.0, I perfectly understand assembly       language but I'm not so familiar with Windows APIs.              Any advice on how to proceed is highly appreciated...              -- Bitman              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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