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25) You don't mess with Denial. Denial whines and bitches at you and then pretends to send messages to all his Blizzard employee pals on MSN who also play WoW and occasionally serve as GMs and then threatens to have your account banned, your cdkey muted, and your personal information put all over the internets
You forgot Denial can generate CDKeys!
Generating CD keys is easy.
Most keygens I've seen just do { make up random combinations of the valid characters } while(decodeFails)
I've also seen one keygen that makes up public/private keys and encode them against the product id, but it has little advantage over the random key approach.
To generate real CD keys, you need to know how to transform a public key dword to private key dword. I suppose it's possible that it isn't a transform, but a database, although that wouldn't make too much sense as long as they could guarantee that the transform algorithm would never leak.
Quote from: Camel on September 06, 2007, 12:54 PM
Generating CD keys is easy.
Most keygens I've seen just do { make up random combinations of the valid characters } while(decodeFails)
I've also seen one keygen that makes up public/private keys and encode them against the product id, but it has little advantage over the random key approach.
To generate real CD keys, you need to know how to transform a public key dword to private key dword. I suppose it's possible that it isn't a transform, but a database, although that wouldn't make too much sense as long as they could guarantee that the transform algorithm would never leak.
Yes, a big huge database being checked maybe what ever 3-5 seconds would be quiet the cpu hog.
And what about them cdkeys that can some how be used to load multiple accounts, i have done this before just don't understand how that works or why battle.net has them and or allows them to do such a thing. I am not referring to spawning either.
SC Keys let up to 4 people on them if their product value is... i forget which number. Anyway, I made a keygen program once... MMGKG (Mass Multi Game Key Generator). It basically generated random keys for sc/d2/w2/w3, and then ran them through a series of checks. They all worked for installing, and 1 in 80 worked on bnet. It no longer exists though... (I removed it from my computer, and the few sites that had it don't anymore).
"Denial taught Chuck Norris the roundhouse kick"
That did it for me.
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/me gnaws on thread
Quote from: Andy on September 06, 2007, 02:18 PM
SC Keys let up to 4 people on them if their product value is... i forget which number. Anyway, I made a keygen program once... MMGKG (Mass Multi Game Key Generator). It basically generated random keys for sc/d2/w2/w3, and then ran them through a series of checks. They all worked for installing, and 1 in 80 worked on bnet. It no longer exists though... (I removed it from my computer, and the few sites that had it don't anymore).
Does that mean one can get the public/private values from a legitimate SC key, and modify the product value so the key can be reused?
That.... I don't know. It's theoretically possible, but it may be that editing the product value invalidates the key's other values. I think I have some experimenting to do...
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#8 One time Denial got banned from a channel and instead of going to The Void, everyone in the channel left and The Void joined Denial
that made me lmao