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10-12-2001, 08:51
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sounds like SafeDisk or SecureRom, nothing new here, they all claimed the same shit in their commercial protections, in the case of the software side of the protection, if the OS can read it, then there is a way in which it can be intercepted ....
"These are based on cryptography techniques (you can see the data, but they appear meaningless unless you are in possession of the right deciphering key)" Obviously its been packed using some encryption, anything that is encrypted via software can be decrypted\unpacked and dumped to a state where it can be worked on and patched accordingly. Ill wager this boastfull protection scheme will be generically cracked within 30 days LOL "There a crack in everything....thats how the light gets in" DC 
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