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03-20-2006, 02:17
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which dongle is it using????
pals, facing some prob.....
today,,, i got a dos program that uses a dongle for its running, if the dongle is attached then the prog gets reg, and runs good, else when i print reports, it shows unreg. message.... i tried using hasp emulator pe, but it didnt detected any hasp calls.... its an lpt dongle,,, i want 2 dump the dongle,, so needed info regarding it, i even checked the installation folder of the prog, but couldnt find and relevent files, like haspnt or hardlock or anything... so needed 2 know, how is it protecting itself...... thanx TDW {RES} 
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#2
03-20-2006, 04:06
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If it is a DOS program like you write, you never can find any drivers included in the program since under DOS no driver is needed.
How does the dongle look like? Is there some text on it?
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03-20-2006, 09:54
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hmmm
Well if its dos based its definetly old. If you have the dongle post here the label of the dongle or color. If not, check to see if the application is encrypted. If it is encrypted (packed) it will likely be ssi_activator. If it is not packed could still be that. The only dos application i have seen use a dongle was with ssi_activator so far.
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03-22-2006, 12:32
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I take it that the dongle is HASP/Hardlock or at least it looks like one otherwise I think that you are fighting a loosing battle with the available dongle cloning tools. However, my money is on these not working anyway because the application is probably using built in code to access the dongle. If that turns out to be the case, it will be necessary to disassemble the application code and find the checks. It could also just have a wrapper around it for the dongle protection that checks to see the dongle is present and then allows the application to run. Pretty sure that DESkey provided that type of protection for DOS applications.
If you are unsure of the dongle type, the first thing that I would do is carefully cut or crack the case open and look for identification marks. Or just for fun, try and check if someone already has a cracked version floating around, it is dos after all. Also, the links that k2k2000 posted don't seem to be working anymore (I had those same ones bookmarked too) here are the ones that still work. http://fravia.frame4.com/fp_dong1.htm http://fravia.frame4.com/fp_dong2.htm http://fravia.frame4.com/frogpr3.htm xtx Last edited by xtx; 03-22-2006 at 12:48.
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#6
03-22-2006, 19:25
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HARDLOCK also comes with a DOS API and probably HASP as well.
Since this list is now nearly complete, you know as much as before, unless you can tell us how the dongle looks like.
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03-23-2006, 03:55
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i dont have the dongle at present, ill b getting it by 2moro,,,,, then i can tell u more abt it... thou i can tell that its an lpt dongle.
2ndly, the program is a local built in my city,, (INDIA), so no foreign comp. dongle would be used, thirdly, i checked the exe file in peid, and it shows nothing. also found that there is a window based exe also, called test lock, which is just made 2 check teh dongle presence. as far as i know. when i run the prog, it displays this message, Step 1 : Logging Into Dongle : Result : -1 (Error: Dongle Missing) attaching the testlock file..... the webaddress of the firm who provides the software is, www.compaqt.com and the program name is "dangerous". thanx TDW {RES}
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#8
03-23-2006, 04:37
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PEiD means "Portable Executable Identifier".
DOS programs are no PE files, they are just DOS executables. Therefore PEiD can't show anything.
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#10
03-24-2006, 02:12
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No, it is a DOS application just like The Day Walker! wrote. He explained that only the dongle test program is a Windows program. And he said that he tried PEiD on the program (= DOS executable).
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#11
03-24-2006, 03:03
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pals...
will the attached file b of any help 2 know how and wot sort of dongle is used.??? and a way 2 bypass it. cause the whole prog,,is of 64mbs,,,which also includes pressive sql server. thanx TDW {RES}
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#12
03-24-2006, 16:34
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Are you really sure that the program is a DOS executable? Or is it only a PE running from commandline?
Nobody can tell if the you can bypass the protection unless he has seen how it was implemented.
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03-25-2006, 03:46
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if thats the case,,,then ill upload the entire prog, on rapidshare,,, then may b, ppl can check it out....and help me....
still attaching the main exe file of the prog.... 2 chec it out..... just the exe file of the prog.... download:- http://rapidshare.de/files/16328419/main.zip.html thanx TDW {RES}
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#14
03-25-2006, 15:26
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Software and programs uses:
"Copylock Dongles combines the high level of ASIC-based security with the flexibility of up to 100 to 400 bytes internal read/write memory. The Dongle & its memory can only be accessed through supplied API libraries and control software utilities of the system."
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#15
03-25-2006, 15:27
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site:
hxxp://www.intecsystem.com/product.htm It calls copylock.sys to call the dongle. Compiled in CLIPPER and uses the read-write memory calls. there is LPT dongle can be following models: copylock-MX copylock-NetMX copylock-EC copylock-NetEC copylock-SX copylock-NetSX Last edited by souz; 03-25-2006 at 15:32.
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