Latest Games cracked exe

[chengkj]

bat nga ba mg games ngayon, aside sa serial number during install, kailangan pa palitan ang exe after? ano ang reason ng mga crackers dito? hirap kasi mag patch kung ganun e

[hackfinn]

[quote author=[chengKJ] link=board=pirata&thread=1051911518&start=0#0 date=1051911518]bat nga ba mg games ngayon, aside sa serial number during install, kailangan pa palitan ang exe after? ano ang reason ng mga crackers dito? hirap kasi mag patch kung ganun e [/quote]
ang purpose kasi kung bakit merong tinatawag na "cracked/fixed exe" kasi yung mismong executable ng game merong cd-check routine working in tandem para hindi mo ma replicate/duplicate yung cd (softdisc, securom protection scheme, etc)

pero meron parin paraan para maduplicate yung mga copyrighted/protected cd's via cd-burning apps tulad ng cd-clone, blindwrite, etc. na ang problema na lang ay dayain yung executable via reverse-engineering (disassebling/compiling) kaya nagkaroon ng crack exefile.

ang purpose naman ng iba eh para hindi mo na kailangan yung cd dun sa drive para malaro yung game. bina-bypass na lang yung cd-check routine.

[shadowrun]

I think it's called laserlock protection.

The exe is looking for optical patterns ng cd pag pinatakbo mo sya. Iba ang composition ng original cd sa cd-r na binibili natin.

Original na cds are mold-pressed, ang cd-r hindi. Iba ang pagburn sa mold-pressed na cds, iba rin ang nagegenerate na cd image compared to sa cd-r.

If you copy the whole cd and not the image to a cd-r, hindi mo mako-kopya ang exact original na cd. You must copy the whole image.

Kung ang total size ng lahat ng files ng isang original na cd ay 300 mb, if you copy the whole cd image aabutin ka ng mga 600 mb -- this includes the optical patterns, others...

So pag ininstall mo ang isang game mula sa pirated na cd hahanapin nya ang optical pattern ng original cd dahil naka-laserlock protect ang exe kaya kailangan mo i-crack.

[hackfinn]

laserlock ay isa lang sa dami ng copyright protection schemes na ginagamit. if i remember it correctly ay ginamit ito ng sony interactive at nakalimutan ko na yung iba.

Company : MLS LaserLock International
Protection : LaserLock - LaserLok
How to Detect : It can be be recognized by a (hidden) directory called LASERLOK which is in the root of the CD. This directory contains files which contain unreadable errors.
Backup Solution : Here are a few backup solutions:
Use the LL32ICA Generic LaserLock Patch or LaserLock Import Fixer.
LL32ICA is a Generic LaserLock Patcher which is able to remove the LaserLock protection. Currently it fully supports LaserLock v4.03.x, LaserLock 4.05.x and LaserLock 5.00.x and maybe it also supports other versions!
BlindRead & DDump both support this CD protection as long as the CD-Reader supports RAW (MMC DAO RAW) mode reading.
It is also possible to copy the unreadable files using a HexEditor. This way all readable parts of the file are copied to a file.

Protected : Asghard
Fallout 2
Icewind Dale Jagged Alliance 2
Messiah
Metro Police Outcast
Shogo
SpecOps

Protection Info
Laserlock uses a combination of encryption software and unique laser marking on the CD surface made during the special LaserLock mastering procedure, in order to make copying practically impossible. Every CD-ROM application has a unique locking parameter that provides a complete protection against illegal re-mastering and reproduction. LaserLock offers excellent protection for every application as each application package is characterized by a unique encryption parameter that is specified during LaserLocking procedure.

courtesy of:
htt*://ww*.cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom/cd_protections_laserlock.shtml

[hackfinn]

Commercial CD Protections:

Alcatraz
CD-Cops
CD-Protect
CopyLok
CrypKey
DBB
DiscGuard
FADE
LaserLock
LockBlocks
Phenoprotect
ProtectCD
Ring PROTECH
Roxxe
SafeDisc
SafeDisc v2
SafeCast
SecuROM
SoftLock
Star Force
TAGES
The Copy-Protected CD & The Bongle


CD Protections using other means to "protect" the CD:

CD-Checks
Dummy Files
Illegal TOC
OverSize/OverBurn the CD
Physical Errors

courtesy of:
htt*://ww*.cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom/cd_protections.shtml