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What's Inside:
Desktop Maestro v2.0.0.332
File Recovery v6.2.0.16
Firewall Plus v3.0.0.60
Internet Security 2008
Privacy Guardian v4.1.0.37
Registry Mechanic v7.0.0.1010
Spam Monitor v3.0.0.4
Spyware Doctor v5.5.0.204
Spyware Doctor with AntiVirus v5.5.204
ThreatFire v3.0.14.16
AntiVirus v3.6.0.34

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System Mechanic® 7 Professional is five complete products in oneintegrated package: everything you need to keep your PC safe, fast, anderror-free. Fix problems, boost performance, eliminate crashes, defendagainst spyware, viruses, and hacker threats, and much more. Use onecentralized system dashboard to automatically perform all vital PCmaintenance.
More than just Internet security, System Mechanic® 7 Professional isa complete solution for PC protection, system optimization, andtrouble-free maintenance. You need more than just security software tokeep your PC running right. Without regular internal maintenance eventhe best protected PC will suffer problems and eventually grind to ahalt. System Mechanic® 7 Professional contains all of the tools youneed to defend against threats, and also keep your PC running smooth,fast, and healthy from the inside out.
Trusted by millions worldwide, System Mechanic® Professional sets anew standard for total PC security and optimization in one integratedpackage.
World-Class Internet Security
• Block spyware and other dangerous software
• Shield your PC from viruses, worms, and trojans
• Defend against hackers and identity thieves
• Prevent unauthorized access and remote attacks
• Repair dangerous Windows security vulnerabilities
Total PC Optimization, Repair, and Maintenance
• Complete one-click repair, acceleration, and cleanup
• Streamline Windows by removing system and Internet clutter
• Fix annoying errors and prevent them in the future
• Increase system and Internet performance up to 300%
• Optimize settings for maximum speed and stability
• Automatic care provides hassle-free ongoing maintenance
System Mechanic® 7 Professional Features:
* Optimize your PC for peak performance
* Repair problems and errors, and prevent them from re-occurring
* Clean up system clutter
* Remove spyware and fix security vulnerabilities
* Maintain reliability and speed
* iolo AntiVirus™ - protect against viruses, worms, trojans, and other threats
* iolo Personal Firewall™ - protect against hackers, Internet intruders, and other unwanted communication
* Search and Recover™ 4 - recover deleted files, photos, email, and more from any drive or media
* DriveScrubber® 3 - securely erase data from your hard drive
5 Products in One - 5 award-winning products from iolo give you the ultimate combination of Internet security and PC optimization in one package.
System Mechanic® 7
Keep your PCrunning like new – fix problems, boost performance, eliminate crashes,defend against spyware threats, and much more. Its one-click powertools automatically perform vital services by diagnosing, reporting,and resolving computer problems and performance issues.
• Optimize your PC for peak performance.
• Repair problems and errors, and prevent them from re-occurring.
• Clean up system clutter.
• Remove spyware and fix security vulnerability flaws.
• Maintain reliability and speed.
iolo AntiVirus™
Shield your PC fromviruses, worms, trojans, and other threats by using an advancedreal-time engine that provides continuous maximum protection. Fullyintegrated email protection scans messages as they are transmitted, andan intuitive interface makes it easy to activate scheduled systeminspections for a permanently virus-free PC.
• Real-time detection and removal of viruses and other PC threats.
• Scans and disinfects email, attachments, and other files.
• Hourly virus updates give you the latest protection.
iolo Personal Firewall™
Blockunwanted communication to and from your PC, keeping your privateinformation safe from hackers and identity thieves. The proprietaryIntelliDefense™ system takes out the guesswork by automaticallydeciding which programs should connect to the Internet. Now you canwork or play without the hassle of being constantly prompted to monitoryour PC’s traffic.
• Block hackers, Internet intruders, and other unwanted communication to and from your PC.
• IntelliDefense™ technology provides advanced protection without annoying program communication prompts.
Search and Recover™ 4
Recover deletedfiles, photos, movies, email, and more, from any drive, disc, camera,music player, or memory card. Proprietary StrongScan™ and SmartScan™technologies allow you to recover information after the worst PCaccidents and disasters – even years after the data was lost.
• Rescue deleted files, photos, email, and more from any drive or device.
• Optimized interface and one-click operations make recovery fast and effective.
• Proprietary search technology finds deleted data that other products miss.
DriveScrubber™ 3
Prevent yourvaluable information from falling into the wrong hands by overwritingand removing all data permanently, beyond anyone’s ability to recoverit. In addition to wiping away all data, DriveScrubber can regularlywipe only deleted data, keeping the existing files and operating systemintact
• Permanently wipe sensitive data before selling, donating, or recycling your PC.
• Restore your drives to like new after virus or spyware damage.
• Meets and exceeds U.S. Department of Defense disk-sanitizing standard.

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Directory Opus goes beyond the simple file manager metaphor, and offers you a complete replacement for Windows Explorer and many other utility programs for handling FTP, ZIP, viewing files and images, running slideshows and more. It provides you with all this within a user-friendly and fully-configurable environment within which you can access and manage your important data with a minimum of effort. Harness the power of your computer like never before!

Requirements:
No special!
Win all include Vista!

Home:

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http://www.gpsoft.com.au/

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12 295 KB

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www.ultimate-caffe.org

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SpeedConnect is an optimizer for Dial-Up Modems and LAN/Cable/xDSL/ISDN/T1 Internet connections.
This Web Accelerator optimizes your Windows TCP/IP settings, whichmeans faster Web browsing, faster e-mail, quicker downloads, andimproved overall Internet performance.
SpeedConnect prevents fragmentation in data transfer using the TCP/IPprotocols used on the Internet, greatly increasing modem throughput anddownload-upload speed [Kb/s].

*Full version with keygen included

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Google Satellite Maps Downloader 4.27

Google Satellite Maps Downloader is a cute tool that canautomatically download Google Maps satellite tile images and thencombine them into one big map image. It supports multithreads, so thedownload speed is very fast. And it is very easy to use. All downloadedsmall images are saved on the disk. You can combine them afterdownloading or later.

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http://rapidshare.com/files/117265267/gmasempa.rar

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HTML, XHTML, & CSS, Sixth Edition: Visual QuickStart Guide
ISBN: 9780321430847 | Publisher: Peachpit Press | English | 456 pages | CHM | Wed Aug 16 2006 | 26Mb

By Elizabeth Castro It's important for anyone who creates Websites--even those who rely on powerful editors like Dreamweaver orGoLive--to know HTML. The World Wide Web Consortium rewrote HTML as asubset of XML (dubbing it "XHTML 1.0") and the allowable code willeventually be stricter. Tags that are being phased out are labeled"deprecated"--current browsers can still handle them, but if you wantyour site to keep up with future browsers, not to mention conform toaccessibility requirements, you will want to get on top of XHTML.
Of course, Elizabeth Castro manages to write books that not only speakto those who are already fluent in HTML, but are good for newbies too.She makes it a breeze to create sites that are visually stylish andtechnically sophisticated without the expense of buying an editor.

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Smart PC Suite to detect, diagnose and resolve problems of all kinds,which they plagued, May your PC. Keep your system without error and toprevent the shortcomings of the system with the help of smart PC Suiteon a regular basis.
Make your PC and load faster to run, in a few minutes! Smart PC Suite,the best programs and remove bloatware boat, managed storage and cleansthe hard drive.
Registration errors are the main cause of Windows and to reduce theslowing of stability for viruses and spyware. Cleaning and repair yourWindows application in a few simple steps with Smart PC Suite to amaximum of reliability and performance of your computer!
All personal data, cookies and the history of navigation in your PC toprovide the highest degree of privacy. Smart PC Suite analysedcarefully the configuration of your computer to find and close securityor the protection of privacy holes.

Delete your recent work by an accident? Repartitioned or formatted thehard drive? Smart PC Suite on your hard drive and restore your datacalls in a few simple steps! Here are the files and data from computerhard drives, digital cameras, USB sticks and a variety of maps, digitalmedia
Smart PC Suite protects you automatically by Hi-technology threats suchas viruses, spyware and malware by preventing the infection before theyhave a chance to cause serious damage or clean your computer if it isalready on the threat.

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The Sony Ericsson PC Suite consists of these components:
* Sony Ericsson File Manager. Allows you to browse content from the phone's file system and exchange multimedia files between the phone and the PC.
* Sony Ericsson Image Editor.Allows you to crop, zoom and rotate, and adjust colour, contrast andbrightness settings for many PC image file formats that you then cansend directly to your phone.
* Sony Ericsson MMS Home Studio. Allows you to create MMS templates on your PC and then download them directly to your phone.
* Sony Ericsson Mobile Networking Wizard. Helps you create dial-up networking connections on your personal computer. Now also includes an easy-connect button.
* Sony Ericsson Sync Station. Programfor synchronising your Microsoft Outlook (contacts, calendar, notes andtasks), Outlook Express (contacts) or Windows Address Book with yourSony Ericsson mobile phone.
Languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Chinese Trad, Gallego, Italian, Portuguese
Compatible devices:
· Sony Ericsson K310i
· Sony Ericsson W300i
· Sony Ericsson W550i
· Sony Ericsson W700i
· Sony Ericsson W810i
· Sony Ericsson W900i
· Sony Ericsson Z530i
· Sony Ericsson Z550i
Requirements:
- Choose any of the followingconnections that are applicable for your phone: Cable, Infrared orBluetooth connection. The Sony Ericsson File Manager application doesnot support Infrared connection for the following phones: T610, T610NZ,T616, T618, T630, T628, T637, Z600 and Z608.
- Windows ME, 2000 SP4, XP SP2 (Professional and Home)
- DirectX 9.0c (if not included in your OS, download it from Microsoft)

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Bluetooth Security seems to be very good compared to 802.11 problems. But most of the Bluetooth security is based the PIN you have to enter during pairing two devices or on the link key, which is a result of it. In addition Bluetooth uses much more channels and hops frequently within the spectrum, which makes Analyzing a real pain. Sniffing raw communication without being paired is until now only available to rich companies or individuals which could buy one of the over-priced Bluetooth Sniffers. When i say High-Priced i talk about 10'000 US$.

Frontline is one of the few Bluetooth Sniffer manufacturers and they sell their application together with a "special" Bluetooth sniffer ComProbe / dongle. Here are some marketing highlights from their FTS4BT product website:

- Supports EDR (Enhanced Data Rate): FTS4BT is the only analyzer currently on the market to support Bluetooth v2.0 + EDR.
- Finger-sized Bluetooth ComProbe: Air sniffing hardware is incredibly portable and requires no power.
- Synchronized air and HCI sniffing: FTS4BT provides multiple points of observation, speeding up debug time.
- Real-time debugging: FTS4BT captures, decodes, filters and displays data, and detects protocol errors simultaneously, all live and in real-time.
- Decodes all Bluetooth protocols and most profiles.
Quick release of new profiles to keep pace with changing Bluetooth specifications.
- Extract Audio into WAV files for playback and analysis.
- Includes Framedecoder for rapid development and seamless integration of HCI Vendor Extensions and other custom protocol implementations.
- This Frontline technology is how we meet Bluetooth challenges.

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It is in fact very easy to modify a very cheap standard USB dongle to be usable as comprobe and together with the nifty keygenerator, everyone can analyze Bluetooth. Follow the instructions below to get your Bluetooth raw sniffer for a few bugs. So for the marketing: This piece of reversing is how we meet the Frontline challenges

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Oxygen Phone Manager II for Nokia phones provides simple and convenient way to control mobile phone from PC. Oxygen Phone Manager II offers management for Phonebook, Call Register, Calendar, Todo Lists, SMS and MMS messages, logos, tones, GPRS and WAP settings, Profiles, Dictaphone, FM Stations, Java games and applications. Certain feature availability depends on phone model and its features.

Program operates with the following phones:
Nokia: 1220, 1260, 1261, 2100, 2112, 2270, 2275, 2280, 2285, 2300, 2600, 2650, 2652, 3100, 3105, 3108, 3120, 3200, 3205, 3210, 3220, 3300, 3310, 3320, 3330, 3350, 3360, 3390, 3395, 3410, 3510, 3510i, 3520, 3530, 3560, 3570, 3585, 3585i, 3586, 3586i, 3587i, 3588i, 3589i, 3590, 3595, 3610, 5100, 5110, 5130, 5140, 5140i, 5190, 5210, 5510, 6020, 6021, 6030, 6060, 6061, 6100, 6101, 6102, 6108, 6110, 6111, 6130, 6150, 6170, 6190, 6200, 6210, 6220, 6225, 6230, 6230i, 6235, 6235i, 6250, 6255, 6310, 6310i, 6320, 6340, 6340i, 6360, 6370, 6385, 6500, 6510, 6560, 6585, 6590, 6610, 6610i, 6650, 6651, 6800, 6810, 6820, 6822, 7110, 7160, 7190, 7200, 7210, 7250, 7250i, 7260, 7270, 7280, 7360, 7370, 7380, 7600, 8210, 8250, 8290, 8310, 8390, 8800, 8801, 8810, 8850, 8855, 8890, 8910, 8910i.

Oxygen Phone Manager II main features:
Supported connection types:
Infrared, Bluetooth (for 6310i firmware version 5.50, 8910i, 6230, 6820, 7600), DLR-3 cable (for 6210, 6250, 6340i, 6360, 6370, 6385, 7110, 7160, 7190, 6310, 6310i); DAU-9P compatible cable in FBUS mode; DKU-5 for 2280, 3100, 3105, 3108, 3200, 3570, 3585, 3586, 3586i, 3588i, 3589i, 5100, 6100, 6108, 6200, 6220, 6225, 6560, 6585, 6610, 6800, 6820, 7200, 7210, 7250, 7250i; various USB and serial FBUS-compatible cables inluding DKU-5 and DKU-2. - Working with several mobile phones simultaneously - Separate storage on disk for each phone data - Phone Explorer ™ - truly visual way to represent phone data - Mobile phones autodetection - One-click backup and restore all information from your mobile phone - Managing phonebook, calendar, profiles, logos (including Color), ringtones, SMS, to-do list , FM stations - Full Gallery support: read, write, import and export files, view images and listen to melodies, creating subfolders - Easy data transfer between several phones - Support of all enhanced features in phonebook, SMS Manager etc - Easy inplace data editing - Powerful filtering and search capabilities - Highly customizable import of contacts from Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes, Windows Address Book, CSV file - Export of phonebook to 13 most popular formats: Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes, Windows Address Book, CSV, Microsoft Excel, RTF, TXT, DIFF, DBF, SYLK, XML, HTML - Import tasks from Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes and CSV file - Export tasks to: Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes, CSV, Microsoft Excel, RTF, TXT, DIFF, DBF, SYLK, XML, HTML - Easy control of phone number order in phonebook - Speed dial setting and showing - Drag\'n\'drop support - Highlight and autocorrection of illegal entries - Three storage types support: SIM card, phone memory and disk: your data will never exceed your phone capacity - Support for all logo types: editing, uploading to phone, sending via SMS - Ringtones support: MIDI/RTTL/RTX files import, uploading to phone, playing, sending via SMS - Even more powerful SMS Manager, supporting all types of messages: plain text, unicode, text with picture, group logo, operator logo, ringing tone - Comfortable ringtone editor with Play feature - Drafts and Templates folders support in SMS Manager - Unicode support - FM Stations setings support for models having FM Radio - Easy finding and removing duplicate numbers in phonebook - WAP Bookmarks and WAP Settings support - Loading MIDI ringtones, Pictures and Java MIDlets to phone - Call Events window: easy tracing incoming and outgoing calls - Call Lists support: last dialled, last missed and last accepted numbers - Powerful Callery Manager available for the latest Nokia models - Managing Java applications and games: reading from phone, writing to phone, saving on disk, backup, restore - Voice Records section allows you to read, write, backup, restore and listen your Voice Records (Dictaphone). Also allows to add custom WAV files. - MMS Messages and Settings manager - Personal contacts\' images support for Nokia 3100, 3200, 6220, 7250i and other Nokia models having this functionality

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http://www.opm-2.com

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http://rapidshare.com/files/56759154/OxyPhoManII2852NokPho.rar
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Motorola Phone SetUp Tools PST v7.2.5 | 13 MB

Motorola PST Phone Programmer Software. (AKA PST) Among other things, this software allows you to flash/flex the phone. An active connection between your phone and PST is required for P2KSeem to connect to your phone. From the FAQ at HowardForums... "Motorola's PST is a program used in service centers across the country and world for basic repair and upgrading of Motorola phones. Features include flashing/flexing phones, changing NAM settings, enable/disable Java app. loader menu, etc.

Not available for legal download to the public, only available in Motorola Service Centers."
NOTE: If you are planning on converting from Verizon to Alltel firmware, you'll want PST 7.25 or later!! Pst 7.25 can backup some of the necessary files from the V3C/V3M/K1M. Not available on previous versions

Java Application Loading
"We allow any GSM developer to send us their GSM phone to enable the JAL MIDlet Loader and KDWP debugger (KDWP is only available on MIDP 2.0 Devices with Aplix jBlend kVM). Our turn-around time is 5 to 10 working business days, that's our goal. Sorry, we don't have another way to grant access through OTA or by letting you download a program to enable JAL in your phone at this time."
-Sincerely,
MOTOcoder

This was taken from the MOTOcoder website which is the official source of java development for Motorola Phones. I'm not sure why they won't let you download the program to enable JAL (Java Application Loader) on the phone seeing as how they already created one.
you can do it yourself in about 5 min.!!!

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Make your own ringtones from your own CDs and MP3s. Ringtone Media Studio gives you the tools to personalize your cell phone with your own creations. Ringtones, wallpaper and mobile videos. Transfer digital media to your phone instantly…in a single click. No cables required!

One-click transfer over-the-air. Your ringtone arrives on your phone in seconds!

Compatible with 800+ phone models
Ringtone Media Studio is compatible with all major cell phone brands. It prompts you to configure your cell phone brand and model during the set-up process. After this, all of your files will automatically be configured in the format that is supported by your cell phone.

Melody Studio:
Create your own polyphonic or real music ringtones and transfer them to your mobile phone.
Image Studio:
Create your own wallpaper from your favorite photos, or capture a piece of your PC screen and turn it into wallpaper.
Video Studio:
Edit your favorite video clips and add text or special effects, then transfer your creations to your mobile phone.
Ringtone Media Studio includes three complete editing studios all in one plus…

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http://rapidshare.com/files/120017244/Ringtone.Media.Studio.3.rar

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Here's THE big thing ! Lots of antivirus applications for your Mobile Phone !

A preview of some of the Antiviruses...

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Jamanda Cabirfix (for Removing Special Virus named Cabir or Caribe) Popularly infected these days

NetQin Mobile Antivirus v1.00 for S60 & S60 3nd Edition

Simworks Antivirus 1.18ull Cracked

MacAfee VirusScan Mobile v 1.11 for S60, S60 3nd Ed, S603rd Ed

FSecure Anticirus for OS7

FSecure Antivirus OEM OS 9.1

Exo VirusStop 1.0 Cracked S60

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http://rapidshare.com/files/118707486/Mobile_Antivirus_Pack.rar

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ObjectDock™is a program that enables users to organize their shortcuts, programsand running tasks into an attractive and fun animated Dock. By allowingusers to have more control over how they organize their desktop, userscan take control of their desktop icons and shortcuts to have them beavailable when where and how they need them. This, all with the uniquestyle and top-rate performance that ObjectDock is known to deliver! Inconstant development, ObjectDock and ObjectDock Plus are enhanced oftento provide the most unique features of any stylized shortcut organizer/ launcher available.

ObjectDock is a desktop toolbar, that acts as an application launcher,as well as a task manger to access currently running programs. Itoffers cool mouseover animation effects and displays thumbnails of openwindow to easily switch between applications. You can also drag anddrop your favorite folders or programs onto the toolbar to add ashortcut for easy access. ObjectDock also includes a weather featurethat displays current conditions for your US zip code, as well asaccess to My Computer, and analog clock display and more.

ObjectDock Plus features include:
· Standard Dock
· Docklet Support
· Taskbar Support
· Skinning Support
· Mouse-Over Zoom effect
· Notification Animations
· Minimized Programs displayed as thumbnail
· Image short-cuts displayed as a thumbnail
· Custom Graphics Engine
· GDI+ Graphics Engine
· Replace icons with other images
· Can hide Windows Start Bar
· Start menu support
· Multiple Docks
· Task grouping
· System Tray Support
· Tabbed Docks
· Multiple Monitor Support
· Fly-Out Menus
· Tabs docked to screen edges
· Control of Tab Sizes
· Hot-Spot activation
· Multi-Dock Manager
Changes in Version 1.9:
- Cool new Stardock ReadyView™ weather flyouts, minimize animation inVista, smoother / quicker drawing with smoothness settings and more!New plus-exclusives include all new improved taskbar status areahandling, special taskbar modes, and more!

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http://rapidshare.com/files/113936431/Stardock_ObjectDock_Plus_1.90_Build_incl_keygen.rar

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Lets start with the basics....

What is a keygen? A keygen, or key generator, it's a program written for a specific program so the user can enter any name and then have the registration code for that name. That simple.

Why make a keygen when just a serial can be used? Well part of the fun of cracking is making your own creations. Also it is kinda lame to produce only one serial for a particular proggie ie: Myname [MY GROUP '97] SERIAL:1234-5678, when the user would like to have his/her name as the registered owner. It takes a bit more skill to write one, and as a cracker, if you code it in asm, you will find it is a little easier to crack. Besides it seems kind of "elite" to make a keygen

How do i make a keygen? Ahhh, good question.... This is asked quite a lot. Basically you need to know HOW the program verifies whether the serial number you entered is correct. To verify it, the proggie has to actually encrypt the users input data (whether it is serial number, name, or combination of both) and then compare that answer to the info you entered. If it is incorrect, then we get a messagebox that tells us so.

To start off, we need to know whether there is only one serial number that will work, or whether it depends on what information we enter. Only one serial number allowed doesn't qualify for a keygen. If the program uses the information we enter to determine what the serial number is going to be, then that is where we need to start.

I always use basic numbers, or letters so i know what they are when i see them ie: 08642 or qazwsx. That way i don't get them mixed up with some data that might be in memory at the time.. also when you use numbers, programs can take those numbers and convert them to hexidecimal and then store them in a register or memory location. When u enter your data, remember that the number could be converted to hexidecimal ie: 123 would be 7Bh. You may see that in a register, so watch out for it!!! Sometimes programs need a serial like: 1234-5678-9024. You should see an echo of it in memory, as with any other info you enter. The program may convert that to hexidecimal ( minus the dashes) and store it somewhere, or it might take each number and do its math on it... meaning that it might take the 1 (31h) and multiply it by a certain value, then loop untill all the numbers have gone through the cycle, or something similar. PLEASE REMEMBER that not every proggie uses the same tricks. Some will convert the 1234 to hex, while others might use ascii to hex (asm term) or ascii to integer (C term) to make eax=1234 instead of the hexidecimal value of 1234... just be wary when ur looking around.

Now for the stratagy: When we enter our info, we want to see what is done with it. The best way to do that is set a break point range (bpr) on the intended info. I usually type my info in, then bpx hmemcpy in sice, then hit enter, hit f5 untill all the data is read, but b/4 we get to the messagebox. Hit f12 untill your back to 32 bit code, or 16bit (depending on what the proggie is written in). Then i disable my bpx hmemcpy, and set a break point on a certain line (so i don't have to go through the whole process of hmemcpy again), but if the program uses hmemcpy to move the serial some more, the bpr on the info usually picks it up. After i bpx a certain line, i s 0 l ffffffff 'my info' and when i find it, BPR rw (w/o the < > ) and the rw stands for read/write ie: bpr 013f:123 013f:129 rw. I set the range because some programs take only part of the serial and do something with it, whether that is read only part of it, or move it to another spot in memory. Now search for it again, by typing just S and then hit enter (this continues the last search done from the current position) and if you find it in the Cxxxxxxxx range, don't bpr on it. Likewise if you find it in the 8xxxxxxx range, don't set a bpr on it. This part of memory is windows video buffer i think (anyway windows uses it).

Some proggies take the users name and capitalize it, you should notice this, also notice whether certain characters are allowed ie: numbers, brackets, dashes, all the other characters... When the program capitalizes the name it may skip over certain characters and do nothing with them, or if you put a space in the name, it may convert the space to an underscore or some other character...TAKE NOTE OF WHAT GOES ON !!!!!!!!!!!

If the program doesn't worry about the users name, it might concentrate on the serial number provided. This we also have to watch. Earlier i mentioned that proggies may convert the numbers to hex, or ascii to hex, or just read them from memory, YOU HAVE TO NOTICE WHAT IT DOES when it reads/modified the number. Sometimes this isn't easy to see, or you might have caught part of the algo, and missed the first very important part. If so, you need to back track and find out what you missed... The key to understanding keygens it UNDERSTANDING HOW WHAT THE ALGORITHM DOES.. thus the name- keygens.

What is left out? Are there dashes in the serial still? Are certain characters no longer there? Do spaces equal spaces, or are they taken out, or replaced with underlines, or zero's? This is the most important part. Pay close attention.. at this point the serial number might be in hex form, or ascii character to hex representation, also known as ascii/integer representation. Meaning.. in memory instead of seeing 31h 32h 33h 34h 2Dh 35h 36h 37h 38h you will see 01h 02h 03h 04h 2Dh 05h 06h 07h 08h (the dash may not be there). These are all questions that we should be asking ourselves. There are a million different things to do to the serial number, but remember we need to duplicate it.

All of this so far is done b/4 the algorithm is reached. When we finally ge to it, we want to write down (on paper) what it does. Do this line by line... but at the top have the serial number, or name it uses so you can easily look and see where it gets the info. Start out by explaining all the variables, like..... eax now holds our serial in hex form, ecx holds the total number of digits entered, or [esi+bx] is the buffer where our name is stored (after it is capitalized). make sure you know what all the variables are b/4 u start writing lines. If eax=100h b/4 it starts, make a note of it. Sometimes there are already numbers in the registers that are part of the algo. This is essential.

Now write every line down on our paper. I write them exactly as shown in sice. The only difference is i comment every line that causes a register to change. I put in perenthesis what the registers hold after the instruction i s executed, that way when i finish mine and need to debug it, i know what numbers should be where. This will tell me where i went wrong. Some algos use the Zero flag for special jumps.. when this happens i write that down too. When i see something like mov ecx,[eax+4] i write down what that memory location would be, whether its my serial or just the hex value of my serial. If it is the buffer where my name is stored, i write that down too. At the end of the algorithm, the correct serial number is either in memory or in a register. Make a special point to wite down how it is stored. The registration number could be in eax. If eax= 12c4328a, the registration could be the decimal value of eax, or it could actually be 12c4328a. Make sure you know what u have to do to be able to print it to the screen. When i have the full algorithm on paper, i sit down and sort out what i don't need. If the program pushes something to the stack that isn't important to me, I leave it out. (today i just found an algo that uses 57 lines of code, and i cut it down to 24)

By this time, you should have a basic understanding of how the program generates the serial. Now we duplicate it.

#1. get input
#2. make name all caps
#3. change all Q's and Z's to R's
#4. get all letters of the name and do the math
#5. eax=hex value of our serial
#6. convert to decimal
#7. print to screen
#8. done!!!

OR:
#1. get input
#2. convert serial number to hex, and move into eax
#3. do math with serial number
#4. edx=23abc3e5.... and 23abc3e5 is our registration code...
#5. put edx into memory in ascii form
#6. print to screen
#7. done!!!

Whatever u do, make sure u have your outline. That way when you start writing it, you will know what is needed.

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NOW is the time for OUR keygen... i've provided some code you can track down and break on.

For this example i am going to use the Name: stickless (no caps) and the registration number 987654.

First of all, enter your name, and serial number in the spaces provided. Don't hit enter.

1. In sice set bpx hmemcpy, and exit again
2. Hit enter, and hit f5 1 time
3. Now hit f12 untill you are back into the w32filer code
4. Search for 33 d2 33 c0 3b c8 7e 17 0f be and set a break point on that location.
5. Search for 0f be 0a 83 f9 20 74 0d 8a 0a and also set a break point on that address. ( s 0 l ffffffff 0a 83 f9 20 74 0d 8a 0a ) is how
6. Now on the first line after you enter w3filer code, set a bpx on it.
Also bd the bpx hmemcpy. (I do that so i don't have to go back through hmemcpy if i mess up.)
7. If all goes well you can hit f5 and it will break on the line that starts moving your serial to another place, then capitalizes it.
(if not, then exit select ok and follow the first call after writeprivatprofilestringa, and you will find it.) Single step through this part of the program so you can see what happens.
8. REMEMBER to write down on a piece of paper exactly what we see the program doing. We will need this for our keygen.
8a. You should see each character being loaded, then compared to see if it is a captial letter already, if not, then it is checked to see if it is a space. If it is, then it skips over it to the next letter.
9. after this is done, there is another call. This one calculates the total number of letters that are in the name. It is then compared to 4, to see if there were enough characters entered.
10. You may be able to see the next break point we searched for. If not, set a temporary break point on a line where you are at, then hit f5. If we found the correct bytes and set a bpx on them, then we should stop at the actual algorithm. If not, then we'll have to hit ok and go through this process again.
11. When we break on the algorithm we will see these lines:

xor edx,edx -clears edx for a new start
xor eax,eax -new start
cmp ecx,eax -ecx holds the total number of digits we entered
jle xxxxxxxx -xxxxxxxx is some line number that continues the algo
loop: movsx ebx,byte ptr [eax+esi] -gets the first letter, then next
shl ebx,03 -shifts the value of the letter left 3 times
movsx edi,byte ptr [esi+esi] -gets same letter in edi
imul edi,eax -eax holds the spot in our name. first letter = 0
add ebx,edi -add the hex value of the letter to ebx
add edx,ebx -now add that number to edx
inc eax -increase our counter (for our name)
cmp ecx,eax -does the counter equal the total number of digits?
jg loop -if it is greater than our total digits, then go on
-the program loops untill all letters of our name -have been read and converted
mov eax,[00416720] -this is the hexidecimal representaion of the
-serial number provided. If you ? eax, you
-will see the serial number
sar eax,03 -shift arithmatic right
add edx,eax -at this point edx now holds our serial number..
-however, there is a little twist to the story
-edx=6856d39.. if you ? edx you get 0109407545..
-however if you enter that number, it won't work
-the reg code IS 6856d39

*********** REALLY BIG NOTE HERE!! DON'T IGNORE THIS*******************

WRITE ALL OF THIS DOWN ON PAPER WHILE YOUR DOING IT.
I write it exactly as i see it, and put comments on every line.
You can never have too many comments, unless they don't make sense.
In the place of [eax+esi] i write "points to my name" behind it.
Remember, to make your keygen, you need to know what to put in it,
and what order. Currently i have this written down on paper:

1. Enter name
2. Move it and take out the spaces
3. Capitalize it
4. Get the number of characters entered
5. Cmp that number to 4
6. Enter algorithm
7. I have the algo on paper and have it commented
8. After algo is over with, edx hold the hexidecimal represention of my serial number

WRITE EVERYTHING DOWN AND COMMENT IT!!!!!!

*******************************ok ur done***********************************

If you trace a little while longer, then you will see that number being compared to the number you entered. There is a return and eax=0 if all is well. If not, then we go to the messagebox.

I am done with my tutorial. All that is left is the source for my keygen.
Study it, and duplicate it, steal any code u need, or modify it all you want. I don't care, as long as you learn how things work.

Encluded should be the program, and another copy of the source. I suggest you compile it with the int3's included and set a bpint 3 in sice, and single step through all of it. You will learn a lot more by doing that than just reading the code. I know i have rambled on for a long time now so i'll stop.

I hope this brought a few of you closer to understanding keygens and how to make them. I have plans for another tutorial on them, but ran out of time to put it in here. This next one will use a different type of algorithm, and i'll show u some more asm code. Using the two tutes, you should be able to write your own for most programs. have fun and stay happy
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This is the basic format for making a keygen for wfiler32.. the following is an example of how to do it.

-------------cut and paste the rest so you don't have to type it------------

;keygen for wfiler32
;made by #cracking4newbies for newbies

.model small
.stack 100h
.386
.data
hello db 'Please enter your name here : $'
ask_serial db 0dh,0ah,0dh,0ah, 'Enter The serial number (in the registration box) : $'
uprint db 0dh,0ah,0dh,0ah,'Your registration code is : $'
infa db 0dh,0ah,0dh,0ah,'#cracking4newbies keygen for wfiler32 $'
;the next 3 lines are for getting input and the params it has to meet

;maxkey db 20 ;maximum characters-set to 20
;charinp db ? ;not surehow many characters we are going to type
serinum db 20
serinp db ?
buffer db 20 dup(0) ;characters r stored-there are 20 max
note db 0dh,0ah,0dh,0ah,'Please enter more than 8 characters for your name.$'
key db 11 dup(0)
bufferb db 20 dup(0)
nametotal db 20
namehow db ?
bufferc db 20 dup(0)
key2 db 11 dup(0)

.code ;my code begins here
start:

main proc ;sets up procedure/is also the starting point
mov ax, @data ;canït modify ds directly
mov ds, ax ;move it into another reg first

mov ah,7 ;attrib to scroll window, 7 scroll down
mov al,0 ;do the entire window
mov ch,0 ;this points to the upper left row
mov cl,0 ;this points to the upper left column
mov dh,24 ;this points to the lower right row
mov dl,79 ;this points to the lower right column
mov bh,7 ;normal attrib for blank lines
int 10h ;call bios
xor ax,ax ;make sure that ax(ah+al) are clear

;this next section is to set the cursor upwards in the screen

mov ah,2 ;ah=2/int10h set the cursor position
mov bh,0 ;select video page 0
mov dx,0501h ;cursor 5 rows down in the first column
int 10h ;call bios

mov ah,09h ;ah=9/int21=dos function print to screen
mov dx,offset infoa ;points to where data infoa is stored
int 21h ;call dos int 21

mov ah,09h ;ah=9/int21 dos function print to screen
mov dx,offset hello ;points to where data hello is stored
int 21h ;dx points to it or it wonït print

mov ah, 0ah ;ah=0ah/int21 dos procedure for asking
mov dx, offset nametotal ;dx has to point to the first of the
int 21h ;paramaters-starts with max keys allowed

;int 3h ;take the semi-colon out to debug the source

call checknum ;check to see if enough letters were entered

mov ah,09h ;as for the serial number
mov dx,offset ask_serial ;dx points to the location in memory of the txt
int 21H ;call dos interupt

mov ah, 0aH ;ah=0ah/int21 gets buffered input
mov dx, offset serinum ;store the input in a buffer named serinum
int 21h ;execute ah=0ah
;int 3h ;remove semicolon and recompile to debug it

call caps ;call the capitalize procedure

call str2num ;this converts a string of numbers to hexidecimal value

call calc ;this is the actual algo for w32filer

mov ax,4c00h ;termination string
int 21h ;go bye bye

main endp

;this section checks to see how many characters were entered
;if less than 4 then no good

checknum proc
mov si, offset namehow ;total number of characters entered
mov cl,byte ptr [si] ;mov 1 byte (cl only holds 1 byte)
cmp cl,04h ;cmp the total number to 4
jle nogood ;if less than 4 then let user know
ret ;if it is more than 4, then return from call
nogood: mov dx,offset note ;there are too few letters in the name
mov ah,09h ;so we have to let the user know
int 21h
mov ax,4c00h ;lets kill the program
int 21h ;ax=4c00h/int21h end the program
checknum endp

;this section checks the name for caps and if already capital, then it leaves
;it alone, otherwise it converts it...also i checked for a space... didn't ;want
;that to get captialized too

caps proc
push ecx ;save data
push edx ;save data
push esi ;save data
xor edx,edx ;we clear all to get a fresh start
xor ecx,ecx ;we clear all to get a fresh start
mov si, offset bufferc ;point to name
mov cl,[si] ;lets load it up and do some checking
all: cmp cl,61h ;is the letter less than "a" (if less than, it is a capital letter)
jl g02 ;yes then lets just print it and not make it ;uppercase
cmp cl,7ah ;is it greater than "z"
jg g02 ;yes then lets just print it
sub cl,20h
mov [si],cl ;[si] is where we got the letter from, now ;lets replace it with a capital one
g02: mov cl,[si+1] ;get next character
inc si ;point to next character
cmp cl,0dh ;is this the code for the return?
jnz all ;no, then lets do this stuff again
alldon: pop esi ;restore data
pop edx ;restore data
pop ecx ;restore data
ret
caps endp

;
; ASCII decimal string to 32bit number
; Copyright © 1997 Brand Huntsman
; _QZ 16feb97
;
;i had to modify this section to work for more than 4 digits
;and his original code was wrong, or i don't have the same setup as him

str2num PROC
;ds and es should point to this segment

cld ;go forward
mov si,offset buffer ;buffer=storage area where our serial number is stored
mov di,offset bufferb ;temorary storage area
xor ecx,ecx ;get a clean start

again:
lodsb ;loads the byte that es:si points to into eax
xor ah,ah ;clear the high bits of ax, so al holds our number
or ax,ax ;does al hold an actual number? or is it blank?
jz alldone ;if nothing, then we're done
sub ax,48 ;subtract 30h from our number (1= 31h) so it subtracts 30h from it, and we get 01h
cmp ax,10 ;cmp ax for a valid number from 0 - 9
jb goodnum ;if higher, then don't jump

;bad numumber
stc
jmp alldone ;done with our math, now lets add the numbers up

goodnum:
mov [di], byte ptr al ;the number was 0-9 so we save it into memory (our temorary storage)
inc cx ;cx is our counter.. how many numbers did we look at?
inc di ;di now points to the next byte in memory for our temporary storage
jmp short again ;lets do it again

alldone:
std ;go in reverse
mov si,di ;make both si and di point to the same spot in memory
dec si ;account for overrun
xor ebx,ebx ;clear some registers for a fresh start
xor eax,eax
xor edx,edx
inc edx ;edx is now being used to count our "digits" place (1234
;is 1thousand 2hunder thirty four, where the 4 is the ones digit, 3 is the tens digit, and 2 is the hundreds digit)

addemup:
xor eax,eax ;clear eax for a fresh start, we don't want anything in it that may corrupt our data
lodsb ;load the byte that is at es Lol i into eax
imul eax,edx ;multiply our digit by the place it should be in ( 1234 again.. this starts with the digit on the far right, which is the ones spot 4*1=4) then it loops and 3*10=30
add ebx,eax ;add that to running total (the first time through, ebx is empty)
imul edx,10 ;multiply position times 10 (so we can move to the next number and it will be the correct spot.. ones digit, 10's digit, 100's digit, 1000's digit.....)
loop addemup ;b/4 when we increased cx (which was our counter), now loop will continue to loop untill cx=0
mov ecx,ebx ;ebx now holds our serial so we move it into ecx for later use
ret
;ebx = number
;if carry set then bad number
ENDP str2num

;this is the actual algo for w3
;take a look and see what happens )
;very neet stuff here !!!!!

calc proc
xor eax,eax ;clear the registers for a fresh start
xor ebx,ebx
push ecx ;we just moved the serial number into ecx, now we want to save it
xor ecx,ecx ;clear the rest of the registers
xor edx,edx

otra: mov si,offset bufferc ;bufferc points to our name(which is capitalized now)
mas: movsx ebx, byte ptr [si] ;copy first char to start off, then increase to the next and loop
cmp bl,20h ;is the character a space?
je mas2
cmp bl,0dh ;is the character the return code for enter ( 0dh= enter)
je otra2 ;if is the return code for enter, then finish our algo
shl ebx, 03h ;shift left
movsx edi,byte ptr [si] ;copy the character into edi (the same one that was just loaded into ebx
imul edi, eax ;multiply edi by the number in eax (just part of the algo)
add ebx, edi ;add hex of our letter to ebx
add edx, ebx ;add our "running total" to edx (the remainder from the imul)

inc eax ;increas eax because it is needed in the algo
mas2: inc si ;since si points to our name, we need to go through each character of it, so we increase the pointer
jmp mas ; do it all again

otra2: pop eax ;get the serial that we converted so it was in eax
sar eax, 03 ;sar (shift arithmetic right) our serial
add edx, eax ;add it to our "running total" from our name
mov ebx,edx ;edx now holds our serial
call convert2 ;we are going to make it so we can print it to screen

;at this point, edx now holds my serial !!!!!

ret
calc endp

;this section now puts the final serial in to memory.. since it is in ebx
;we move it to eax, then do our calculations
;we also have to write it backwards in memory
;because this procedure starts with low bit and goes high

convert2 proc
mov si,offset bufferb ;point to our storage area
add si,0bh ;now we want to move 11 bytes after it so when we write it backwards, then there will be no problems
mov byte ptr [si],'$' ;you need a $ at the end of it so dos knows when to stop printing
dec si ;we are working backwards.. so decrease our pointer
mov ebp,10h ;we are going to divide by 16d to get our actual characters out of eax..if eax=ab348d12 then our registration number is that number, not the decimal representation of it
putnum: ;inc si ;didn't need to inc si but i was too lazy to take it out
mov eax,ebx ;ebx held our serial, so now we need it in eax
xor edx,edx ;when we divide, we need edx to be clear
div ebp ;divide our serial by 10h so we get the far right number/letter to our serial
mov ecx,edx ;mov ecx our number/letter
mov eax,ebx ;after we divide, ebx holds our new number minus what we divided out
sub edx,edx ;clear edx
add cl,30h ;add 30h to our digit to get it back to a number
div ebp ;divide eax by 10h again (our next letter is in edx)
mov ebx,eax ;ebx holds our serial minus the numbers we divided out
cmp cl,39h ;if our number we added 30h to isn't a valid number, then we need to convert it to a letter between a - f
jbe sonow ;valid number, then jump
add cl,27h ;not valid number, then add 27h to make it a letter
sonow: mov [si],cl ;mov cl (whether letter or number) to the place in memory where si points to
dec si ;we are working backwards here, so remember to decrease si
or ebx,ebx ;does ebx have any numbers left?
jnz putnum ;if there is something, then start again
inc si ;after we are out of numbers, we need to point to the first letter/number of our serial
lea dx, [si] ;load that address into dx so we can print it to screen
call write ;call my print procedure
ret
convert2 endp

;this section just prints a little stuff on the screen
;very basic

write proc
push edx ;save the pointer for our serial number
mov dx,offset uprint ;mov the pointer for our text we want to say into dx
mov ah,09h ;now print it
int 21h
pop edx ;restore our pointer to our data
mov ah,09h ;and print it to the screen
int 21h
ret
write endp
end main

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