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DRM

Beating Software DRM…some of the terms used.

Friday, March 7th, 2008

Useful terms in understanding the software cracker world and how they will try and pirate your Software application.

Pirates beat DRMs through Exploits, KeyGens and Cracks. Each of these approaches is distinct, and requires differing amounts of effort to…

I Hate Music and Video DRM but I create licensing software – square that!

Thursday, December 20th, 2007

Yes, I admit it, like everyone else I hate DRM on my music and Video/DVDs.

Am I a hypocrite or what? Well I am and I am not.

I my experience in the world of software licensing I feel…