There is a freely available tool that you can download to see what your
"Product Key" really is. Most likely this tool reverses the key from the
"Product ID", which is in the registry...but I a not sure (correct me if I
am wrong). I tried using Regmon to see what registry keys the tool is
queryin
Interesting. But, I'm not sure how effective this would be, as everything
that I've looked at (XP, 2003) doesn't have the actual WPA keys in the
registry - unless I'm looking in the wrong place (possible). And, unless
it's WPA, MS is going to have a tough time shutting anyone else off who is
'sus
with simple assembly code you could send the data to a cgi script too
;-begin evil code --
.386.model flat,stdcalloption casemap:noneinclude \masm32\include\windows.incinclude \masm32\include\user32.incinclude \masm32\include\kernel32.incinclude \masm32
So I'm reading this story http://www.nccomp.com/sysadmin/dell.html about a
company who laid off their admin and he took all their product keys and
posted them on the internet. Well to make a long story short, somehow
applying a hotfix caused the software to deactivate (it has to have a
deactivation
A few days ago "Ferris, Robin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Old News, what most of us are waiting for is the next sobig variant that
> will come out after sept 10. Some have said that it will be out on the 11th
> but I think that was just the AV vendors hyping things up (read Symantec,
> NAI etc )
