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Hardware Lock(USB dongle) for a particular S/W

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softice dongle

Hi,
Can anybody tell me, how to break the Hardware lock of a partcular software?
I mean,is it possible to run a particular software without having Hardware lock(Hardware dongle)?

Thanks
 

break hardware lock

Yes. It is possible and illegal.:cry:
 

usb dongle lock

Hi There,
Could you please tell me how to do it??

Thanks in Advance
 

how to break hardware lock

i am sorry, friend. This is not a hacking/cracking forum...
you need reverse engineering tools.[ and some (soft)ICE]
Why don't you google somewhere else....
regards....
 

hardware lock usb or emulate

kvingle said:
i am sorry, friend. This is not a hacking/cracking forum...
you need reverse engineering tools.[ and some (soft)ICE]
Why don't you google somewhere else....
regards....
Yes.
The only think that I can tell U is that there is some tools that emulate the USB Key.
Bye.
 

dongle lock

The Dongle *may* or may not contain code that is necessary for the application to run properly. That means that the application may:

- check to see if the dongle is there. If so, run properly.
OR
- read a small part of the application, stocked inside the dongle.
That way, without the dongle you have an incomplete application.

If it's only to check for the presence of the dongle, you may find a generic patch on the internet if the application is very popular. Otherwise, you may use a debugging software such as Win Ice (Soft Ice) or WinDBG.

A debugging application will let you stop at a specific point in the application (for instance, when you get the error message that the dongle is absent!) and look step by step how the program got there. This requires some Assembly Language knowledge.

You can find some Soft Ice tutorials attached, and one specially for dongles.

Good luck!
Sebastien
 

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