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Athlon:
I believe 3d studio max (i luv this program hehe) and autocad have a type of hasp protection -- there are quite a few other as well. I think the problem with hasp protections is that they cost companies a lot of $$ to implement but still can be cracked. That's why you see dongle protection (usually) on the "bigger name" applications.... How2Crack: Cracking HASP (along w/ other dongles) isn't necessarily an easy task. Well, at least, not for me. I would suggest you read up on it; especially if you are new to reversing in general. I am no expert in dongles -- i've just begun to learn more about this. Crackz ha(s/d) good section on dongles over at: hxxp://linux20368.dn.net/crackz/Dongles.htm Read into that. As well, as over at hxxp://tsehp.cjb.net All you really need to do is search and read ![]() " A'FRM |
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