Anti-piracy using a USB pendrive
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Anti-piracy using a USB pendrive
FWH 7.12 is going to provide several functions to use a USB pendrive as anti-piracy protection system.
Please run this test with a pendrive (plugged or unplugged):
http://www.hotshare.net/file/16342-6394189d08.html
There is no way to clone the USB and even if you reformat it, its serial remains the same
Please run this test with a pendrive (plugged or unplugged):
http://www.hotshare.net/file/16342-6394189d08.html
There is no way to clone the USB and even if you reformat it, its serial remains the same
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Now I'm getting a Serial-nr on both USB-drives that did't return a number with the previous test!!!!
Marc
Now I'm getting a Serial-nr on both USB-drives that did't return a number with the previous test!!!!
Marc
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Antonio.
Sorry , but cloning USB drives, even with the serial is easy to do in LINUX, just use DD to acomplish the task
dd if=all.img of=/dev/sda1
For creating a FULL image...
dd if=/dev/sda1 of=all.img
for "recreating" the drive...
dd if=dev/sda of=sdb
for doing it on the fly...
Easy, since it just copy the device (hd, partition, image, fd, usb drive ) one block at a time, and has no concept of the filesystems or files
that reside on the device. It's just binary data as far as dd is concerned, from the very begginning to the end.
I've tried to solve a problem related to USB drives spoiled by letting'em near a TV set, and Found this some months ago.
I repeat, best antycopy protection is a good support.
Sorry , but cloning USB drives, even with the serial is easy to do in LINUX, just use DD to acomplish the task
dd if=all.img of=/dev/sda1
For creating a FULL image...
dd if=/dev/sda1 of=all.img
for "recreating" the drive...
dd if=dev/sda of=sdb
for doing it on the fly...
Easy, since it just copy the device (hd, partition, image, fd, usb drive ) one block at a time, and has no concept of the filesystems or files
that reside on the device. It's just binary data as far as dd is concerned, from the very begginning to the end.
I've tried to solve a problem related to USB drives spoiled by letting'em near a TV set, and Found this some months ago.
I repeat, best antycopy protection is a good support.
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