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Exactly what chcknsoup has said. Find the key check routine, and make it spit out a key in a messagebox or something using reflexil. I've done this many times.
You can also take the reflected source code and paste it into Visual studio to create a keygen. If you reverse the Key validation procedure, it is generally pretty easy to create a keygen. For Example: Private Function BuildHash() As String Dim s As String = ("CEPE2015" & TextBox1.Text) Dim provider As New MD5CryptoServiceProvider Dim bytes As Byte() = Encoding.UTF32.GetBytes(s) bytes = provider.ComputeHash(bytes) Dim builder As New StringBuilder Dim num As Integer = 1 Dim num2 As Byte For Each num2 In bytes Select Case num Case 1 builder.Append(num2.ToString("x4").ToLower) Exit Select Case 2 builder.Append(num2.ToString("x3").ToLower) Exit Select Case 3 builder.Append(num2.ToString("x2").ToLower) Exit Select Case 4 builder.Append(num2.ToString("x1").ToLower) Exit Select End Select num += 1 If (num > 4) Then num = 1 End If Next Return builder.ToString End Function |
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