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				|  Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 2:07 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| oh yea i get it... my first letter is I to, so if i see IHHHHHHH its correct
  that'll take a while but thx =) 
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 countless != inifite
 countless is a number humen cant count to... like 4 digits after google O_o (google = digit+100 0's O_O_O_O)
 
 btw, u tried every combination untill u got the good serial? which is 10*26*2*16 :O numbers, letters, each digit, there are 16 digits O_O
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		| zart Master Cheater
 
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				|  Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 2:18 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				|  	  | Symbol wrote: |  	  | btw, u tried every combination untill u got the good serial? which is 10*26*2*16 :O numbers, letters, each digit, there are 16 digits O_O | 
 
 No he was saying thats the newbie way. If you want the better way, find out WHY PQ = I. Then you can just put the algorithm in a program you make, and generate it for you.
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				|  Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 2:50 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| it is a newbie way... becuase im trying untill now for like 30 minutes and non of my combinations worked >.< 
 try the better way now =)
 
 umm got any hints for that..? =( how can i know even if i see it =\ i dont know how the calculation works so if i see like ecx+eax*14-13C i wont know that this is it O_o
 
 umm edit:
 i think smilie is instead of letters... or else I for me != PO but for SunBeam it is :O so... this is wierd O_o
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		| zart Master Cheater
 
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				|  Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 3:11 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				|  	  | Symbol wrote: |  	  | umm got any hints for that..? =( how can i know even if i see it =\ i dont know how the calculation works so if i see like ecx+eax*14-13C i wont know that this is it O_o | 
 
 If you don't understand whats going on, get out you need to learn assembly.
 
 Step through it one line at a time, write down whats happening to all the registers and what the command is doing. Perform it by hand - and understand what it does, THEN you will understand how it works and how to reverse it.
 
 Reverse engineering is NOT just peeking at values - it's UNDERSTANDING where to peek and why you can peak.
 
 Anyone can tell a monkey to look at eax at a certain break point, but the monkey doesn't know why it has to look there or hell - what it's looking at!
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				|  Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 3:32 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| ok.. i know assembly pretty good but going through every address manualy? wouldnt it take hours? well i found that edx is the edit box of the serial, the value of edx is the 2 digits i wrote, it changes each 2 digits i mean...
 also found that h is n for me (in sunbeam's serial its h for spaces, so its n for me, i guess that will help a bit)
 
 alright im not gonna be that monkey! im gonna be a smarter monkey :] *manaic monkey lough* :]*2
 ill try going trough each address now...
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				|  Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 3:40 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				|  	  | Symbol wrote: |  	  | ok.. i know assembly pretty good but going through every address manualy? wouldnt it take hours? well i found that edx is the edit box of the serial, the value of edx is the 2 digits i wrote, it changes each 2 digits i mean...
 also found that h is n for me (in sunbeam's serial its h for spaces, so its n for me, i guess that will help a bit)
 
 alright im not gonna be that monkey! im gonna be a smarter monkey :] *manaic monkey lough* :]*2
 ill try going trough each address now...
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 look at some of my previous posts.. i posted snippets of asm, and i even commented them.,.. it shouldn't take hours - and as you get better you read the code faster.
 
 plus once you figure out the pattern it's easy, maybe two times through and you should get it. it's a loop - thats just doing the same action over and over anyway
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				|  Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 3:53 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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				| At first I did it the newbie way, but going like 2-3 times through it, I managed to find a quicker way (zart showed it to y'all - besides, even the input buffer tells you what to look for in order to 'adjust' your inputs)  Why did I do it the nooby way? Guess everyone of us, every now and then, needs to do stuff the hard way - either for fun or for good laughs - in order to get some good brain stimulation. I was curious whether my *guessed* combinations would be valid or not. And as I stepped through trying to match combos, I developed an affinity to the algo itself  What followed - you'll see soon... 
 And yes, I didn't count the possibilities, but there are a few (every letter in that hash string can be obtained from at least 100 combinations of 2 letters or 2 numbers or 1 letter + 1 number)
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				|  Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 3:53 am    Post subject: |   |  
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				| Name - Symbol Serial - ULT-IIDDCWZANUOBCVDEF631
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