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Mr_Baggins

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Posted: Wed, 16th Mar 2005 23:06 Post subject: Kerio firewall bypasses cd-key check :)	Quick Quote Quote

I have found out, that the KPF allows to block cd-key checks at installing certain games. It did block cd key check in Republic Commando, MoH: Pacific Assault and Brothers in Arms. All the games have installed without problems. Funny I wonder if that affects online play...? 11th "Thou shalt not flash"

Mutantius
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Posted: Wed, 16th Mar 2005 23:25 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Interesting... Though nah probably not there is usual a master sever that checks the cdkey when joining a lobby... "Why don't you zip it, Zipfero?" - fraich3

Yondaime
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Posted: Wed, 16th Mar 2005 23:27 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Surray

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Posted: Thu, 17th Mar 2005 00:09 Post subject: Re: Kerio firewall bypasses cd-key check :)

Mr_Baggins wrote:

All the games have installed without problems.

Funny Smile

I wonder if that affects online play...?

You do realize that those games have no online key checks during installation, right? Your firewall didnt block anything, there was nothing to block.

enzi666

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Posted: Thu, 17th Mar 2005 00:25 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

please lock this pathetic thread. firewall as cracking tool? yeah, right. FakeBitchKillah.inc: iam really looking forward to the time that the games look REAL cause u dont have update your pc than.................. cause it cant look more real than real !

Mutantius
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Posted: Thu, 17th Mar 2005 06:48 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

hey! this thread aint pathetic Requests, Julie Roberts and Nokia 6110 is pathetic... "Why don't you zip it, Zipfero?" - fraich3

Mr_Baggins

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Posted: Thu, 17th Mar 2005 09:35 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

It is not like this: some games execute an application called cd check. At least so it seems. Kerio asks you if you want to execute each and every component, so it ask for example to execute setup.exe, and then cdkeycheck or whatever it is called. So you just block an execution of the component which would have been executed otherwise. I never said its a wonder cracking tool to bypass online checks and play pirated games online. It is just useful to install some leeched games without typing in cdkeys and I think it's quite a nice feature... especially if the key given in nfo somehow doesn't work. or if you've lost the nfo file. It is obvious that typing in cd key is not essential to install the game, at least the single player. 11th "Thou shalt not flash"

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