Illegal Stuff Also Has Much of Knowledge 2 Discuss
No, actually, it doesn't, and there isn't.
I Think M0st Of Knowledge lies in Illegal stuff
and there isn't... wait a second is that a bloody ZERO used as an o? oh dear gawd...
What about game ripping or game torrents contains "knowledge"? Circumventing the protection on nearly any software program is *censored* near trivial, with the right tools. And, by tools, I don't mean "hacker crap downloaded from the internet with a UI designed by a dyslexic weasel on crack" I mean legitimate tools that actually have useful information, like regmon, filemon, process explorer, and process monitor.
A Prime example; I once had a trial version of some old Paint Shop Pro program installed; I didn't have internet on any of my machines, and either way, the trial period expired. So I used registry monitor and file monitor while I started the program up and was able to determine exactly what was causing the trial version to,well, act like a trial.
Turns out jasc, in their infinite wisdom, used a registry key called "registered" which was either 1 (for the full version) or 0 (for the trial). Yeah, very secure. Of course the newer versions are a lot better, but the fact remains that no matter WHAT the protection method it's perpetually trivial to override for people who know what they are doing.
But here's the thing. The people who know what they are doing don't waste their time with such fruitless pursuits. You don't learn a damned thing from it anyway, regardless of your statements to the contrary. And this is even more so with games.
What in the heck can you possibly learn from, for example, installing a crack for a game? How to double-click a trojan horse? and allow it admin access without a second thought? hmm, not something I would put high on the "intellectually sound" list of things to do.
Is this somehow related to your perpetual need for information regarding "inject.exe" and how you don't understand it's switches? I did a search for "WAVE injector" and found numerous links, mostly pointing to things relating to the PSP. remember that the PSP is a game system. not much you learn about that when it comes to injecting wave files with automated tools.
Another interesting point is that "hacking" forums seem to have members who have no concept of "appropriate signatures" and often have avatars that are like 800x600 or something and signatures that take up half the screen. Needless to say I tend to avoid using software designed by people who don't understand the concept of brevity.
And lastly I've noticed that these "tools" do
absolutely nothing useful. From what I can tell all they do is move the file. they don't actually have to parse the RIFF header and the WAVE date at all, which would at least garner an ounce of respect. instead they are simply a crappily skinned FILE MOVER that, like so many hacker tools, decides that everybody wants to listen to some crappy techno midi while their program is open.
Needless to say, once again, I have absolutely no respect for ANYBODY who produces a program that is designed for a VERY BASIC task; for example, something like running a relatively basic key generation algorithm- and turn it into some sort of artistic expression. Screw standard User interface design! let's make buttons with labels that are entire sentences! And what? Why NOT put some awful loud music in the background!
The programs these people produce are a mishmash of copied code from other "hackers" that was crap to begin with. Like:
'yo doods I found how to flip a true false bitny type var eeesy:
Sub Flipvar(varflip)
if varflip=true then varflip=false else varflip=true
end sub
I love it; these "hackers" have absolutely no idea what they are doing, they basically add some code in front of or behind some other hackers code who may have actually been smart enough to do something like have a trojan inside the program, so now all the "derived works" from that one will also have a trojan horse installed, so even though the SUPREEM VBSCREEPT HAKOR was able to add a single line to that programs INI file and redistribute that entire thing as his own it still infects people. And of course the people on the receiving end are well deserving of their fate anyway since almost all of them are running pirate versions of "MICROSHAFT WINBLOWS" and of course never shut up about how much microsoft sucks and yet aren't intelligent enough to actually use something else like Linux, or even better, they do use Linux and don't realize that graphical Sudo is pretty much the same idea as UAC. and they post quotes from Full metal jacket that they wrongly attribute to something like "dood this is from the call of doody movs"
But they don't use Linux because then they "canst run theirs crax d00d" So of course they continually ramble in their forums about how this feature of windows sucks and how they wish they could disable "X" feature and then go on to post a screenshot that distinctly shows a checkbox of the form "enable X feature" that is checked. Of course they don't actually post a screenshot at first, it takes a few exchanges before somebody finds out how to post, so basically it turns into a 5 post thread where 4 of those pages are all the 3l33t haxors trying to figure out how to post an image, with posts containing text like
haxormaxzz you haz to use the hard bbcode stuf if u wants to hax in a pic
file://C:\users\hackerman\documents\icanha~1.jpe
d00ds this f0rum is so made by m$ can't even attach mah jpag fil. lol
but I was so haxoring in the IRK yeestordey and I ownd the channel dood I was all "/join haxor" and then I had haxored the haxor channel and everyone was kicksors and I was so the kings!
This is my signature. many people have a signature, but this one is mine.
oh doods my favourite quote from call of doody: PRIVATE PYLE IS ALL "I CAN HAZ DONUT!" HAHA LOL KTHXBAI
The saddest part of the above is it contains very little exaggeration.
And personally I would prefer that most of our members at least took some basic lessons in sentence structure, or more precisely, have a little common sense.
