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I got a problem with the Site Key Generator of CrypKey. I downloaded a program and I extracted the Master and User Key from it. Squidge said that this info needs to be copied into the skw ini file in order to use the Site Key Generator to generate keys for the program. Genealogicheskoe drevo shablon corel free.

But how do I do it? Here's an extracted passage of my skw ini file: [General] NumConfigs=4 ContactString=blah blah blah [1] Name=example.exe Company=0 Number=1 Password=KENONIC NumOptions=16 NumLevels=0 DefaultLevel=0 LicenseCount=3 Networked=0 AddTo=0 Restriction=1 RestrictionNum=3 Option1= Option2=. So where do I copy the Master and User Key to in order to create the keys for the program? I'm using the CrypKey SDK 6.0. Aplikasi play store untuk laptop. You need to seperate the master and user keys into there original parts before placing them into the ini file.

Once you have seperated these you will get things like Company name, Company number, Password, etc. You also need to know the valid license levels and options for the program you want to create a license for. You'll also need to modify the Site Key Generator so that it'll make keys for the application you want a license for, otherwise it'll only makes keys for the demo applications in the SDK. Crypkey SDK is on Exetools FTP. As for the Sitekey gen, it sounds like you downloaded my unlocked copy, so, in which case, it's already modified to allow it to create keys for any application. I'll assume you have unpacked my program to remove the time limits and nags. For a newbie to Crypkey, a quite rare application by the name of 'Ckinfo' will give you most of the information you need to create a license from the master/userkey.

For the information such as license options you need to debug your target program and find out what the modes are by breaking on the crypkey API calls (nb: they could be statically linked, so you may have to use a signature search). Nope, I didn't download the cracked version of the skw from the exetools ftp.

I cracked it on my own. As you probably know the guys at Kenonic have configured SKW so that it is possible to use it to generate keys for itself. In order to do so you need a master license. I patched the unlicensed version with softice so that it allows to generate unrestricted master keys for itself. Then I generated a master key and I entered it.

But how do I modify the skw so that it generates keys for any app? Thx (PS: May you give me a download link for ckinfo? It seems I'm too stupid to find it on the net ). It isn't necessary to patch skw if it is already running in unrestricted master mode, right?

But I still have a problem: Where do I enter the seperated parts of the Master and User Key? If I configure a new application in SKW, it never asks for any of the seperated parts of the Master and/or User Key. It only wants to know the ID of my app, what type of licenses to generate (EasyLicense, Addon-License, Network-License), the password, the restrictions of generated licenses (temporary license (limited by days or runs) or permanent licenses), the number of available levels and the number of available options. The skw ini file doesn't reveal anything interesting either. If I look at the configuration lines of the three pre-defined apps (ck_demo.exe, example.exe and skw.exe) I only find what I mentioned in my first post.

E.g.: name=xxx company=x number=x password=abc etc. I can't find anything about the seperated parts of the master and/or user key in the skw ini file. I've attached the file so that everyone can view it directly.

PS: I'm still waiting for a download link for ckinfo. I would also be pleased about a document which describes how to manually sperate master and user keys and how to manually decrypt the password. I'm waiting for your replys. Unrestricted master mode only allows you to create keys for other SKW. You will need to modify the program in order for it to produce keys for a different company.

The information required to setup a license needs to be entered directly into the ini file, as there is no where to put inside the actual program itself (this is because when you obtain the skw, the program is locked to your company, so there no need to ask for company number or name, etc) Your not going to find a document on how to decrypt the master keys as this information is closely guarded by those that have broken it. The best you'll get is old plain-style hacking attempt by changing jumps/etc. You need to figure out the information by yourself, or get the ckinfo program, unpack it, and then disassemble it. Be warned that the actual routine to take a master key and seperate it into it's parts, and then generate the proper auth key is about 50 A4 pages of assembler listing, so not many people are going to document it once they have written a program to do it themselves. However, C code to generate a valid authorisation code from a master/userkey can be done quite easily in 20 pages (most of the assembler seems like an obfuscation attempt).