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The passwords are easy to get, as every protected program I've seen either relies on Crypkey Stealth, or simply places the hex data for the master / user keys in the program as plaintext. There are many programs which will extra this data from the dumped files (for Stealthed applications) or from the program directly.
Eg. G:\Hacking\Crypkey60> ckuserkey \CrypKey.60\SiteKey.Generator\skw.exe User Key : DAA7 6B07 0237 5AF5 24 Decryption - Seed : 0x0C Decryption - Stage 1 : 0C08 36F5 21B9 BEB9 BE Decryption - Stage 2 : 0C09 0A09 0809 0909 09 Encrypted Password : 090A090809090909 Plaintext Password : OWOGOOOO Password Number : 1621952091 Key Value - v1.00+ : 0x48 Key Value - v6.00+ : 0x9805 Putting this information into the skw ini file, you can easily generate the authorisation keys for the product. |
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