One of the simplest way to protect an executable is password protecting it . In this method you use a simple if-then-else construct to check if the entered password matches a predefined value.
puts("enter password");
scanf("%d",&pass);
if(pass==4568)
Event though this way may seem secure, since after compilation this password will be converted to one's and zeros inside the binary file, this is not the case.
A simple disassembly will reveal the true password.
To prove my point I have designed a shell script which cracks passwords from such types of password verifying constructs. This shell file will not work on all naive password check but will deal with some of these types.
Anyone who understands a little bit of assembly along with a little bit a reverse engineering can easily crack variations of this type of password check, even if this script fails.
Unless you are either nocturnal animal like an owl, or a bi-phasic / polyphasic sleeper this implies that you cannot use the unlimited night time benefit. While this might be the case for an average user but for expert users(people who read my blog :-P) this is no problem.
This is a simple client-server Program to chat with other users on the Lan. This program largely similar to a chat using nc, easier to use and with a lot of less functionality.
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