EvilZone
Hacking and Security => Hacking and Security => Topic started by: xor on June 23, 2015, 04:35:41 AM
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Hi all,
Recently I've been using the Logicly software to create my Digital Logic series of tutorials for Evilzone.
Generally I use the web demo (http://goo.gl/8P8GDE) to do this, but I also wanted to be able to create logic circuits when not connected to the internet.
So I downloaded the desktop version, and as usual, this ended up with me investigating the code. Now, while I have fully paid for my license key. I thought I would share a key brute forcer that I made for this software. (Version 1.7.2)
There is also probably a more mathematical way to generate these passwords as opposed to brute forcing. So if anyone would like to optimise this code, go ahead.
Here are some sample keys:
RKGFKXR9DPWBMBCBGBVBTBXBW
TMRFRXK9DPXBJBJBHBRBGBRBW
TPHFFXD9BPBBFBQBHBJBMBXBV
HQBFCXM9CPHBKBGBKBHBBBWBD
TRFFJXG9DPWBWBBBBBDBVBQBD
And the project source if you want to generate your own key.
https://github.com/XorLogic/CrackMesAndKeygens/tree/master/KeyGens/LogiclyKeygen/LogiclyKeygen (https://github.com/XorLogic/CrackMesAndKeygens/tree/master/KeyGens/LogiclyKeygen/LogiclyKeygen)
Please don't use this irresponsibly, and give the developers a helping hand by buying the software if you feel you will get use out of it.
Have fun designing logic circuits, and remember to check out my Digital Logic Series of tutorials.
https://github.com/XorLogic/DigitalLogic (https://github.com/XorLogic/DigitalLogic)
-- xor
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nice... i always wanted to learn how to bypass a programs serial key, i never thought about brute forcing it, thats cool i gotta get into that one day...
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Generally speaking, brute forcing a serial key where you don't know the algorithm would take a very long time.
With this software, I had to understand their method of checking the serial number first, which made brute forcing it a lot quicker.
-- xor