Ralph
Ridiculousness Curator
2
MONTHS
2 2 MONTHS OF SERVICE
LEVEL 1
400 XP
Hello guys,
In addition to VPN connection failures, the other big threat to your anonymity when using a trusted VPN service is that of DNS leaks, which can result in your ISP being able to ‘see’ and monitor your online activity even though you think you are safely protected by an encrypted VPN tunnel. http://www.guavi.com/vpncheck_pro.php has a feature to fix this problem, however, it's not free!
This is my first attempt at reverse engineering, I've made this simple keygen for VPNCheck Pro which is dedicated to Nulled forums as a token of gratitude.
It was pretty easy actually, the program was obfuscated with Skater .NET Obfuscator and it used the TripleDES algorithm to generate the activation code from the email address.
The keygen is detected by Qihoo-360 and Rising but it's 100% safe, you can check the source with .Net Reflector.
In addition to VPN connection failures, the other big threat to your anonymity when using a trusted VPN service is that of DNS leaks, which can result in your ISP being able to ‘see’ and monitor your online activity even though you think you are safely protected by an encrypted VPN tunnel. http://www.guavi.com/vpncheck_pro.php has a feature to fix this problem, however, it's not free!
This is my first attempt at reverse engineering, I've made this simple keygen for VPNCheck Pro which is dedicated to Nulled forums as a token of gratitude.
It was pretty easy actually, the program was obfuscated with Skater .NET Obfuscator and it used the TripleDES algorithm to generate the activation code from the email address.
The keygen is detected by Qihoo-360 and Rising but it's 100% safe, you can check the source with .Net Reflector.
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