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Posted: 14th Jan 2005 23:24
Ok this is a good password protection system you can set your own passwords im using a dll so u cant alt tab ctrl alt delete out etc so you have to download the dll or if you dont want to just take all the call dll's parts out but then you will be able to alt tab out on xp machines




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PiratSS
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Posted: 15th Jan 2005 02:13
Looking at your code, it looks like you are storing your password in a txt file.
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Posted: 15th Jan 2005 05:04
Ya so ........... Im going to make it so it puts that text file in like a billion folders in windows system 32 and more so u cant find it


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Posted: 15th Jan 2005 05:36
how about you just encrypt the file?

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Posted: 16th Jan 2005 02:44
ive updated my code so that it writes to C:\windows\system32\xz.sys


i want to encrypt but everyones encryption codes look complicated as hell


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Posted: 16th Jan 2005 09:52
They may look complicated as hell, but they work don't they.


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Posted: 16th Jan 2005 11:30
Lol this is a simple password system but locking out all the keys and hiding the file in folders wont work it can be tracked down and hacked by your average hacker. Encryption is obviously your best bet here and a simple algorithium shouldnt be to hard.

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Posted: 16th Jan 2005 11:53
Hiding files in folders won't hide it from anyone. There are a number of ways you can track file access. For example...

#1: Using Filemon - A free utility from Sysinternals. Type the name of the application file into the Include filter, and when run Filemon will show you all associated file access.

#2: Using Process Explorer - Also a free utility from Sysinternals. Find the process name, and upon clicking it PE will give you a list of open handles eg. Files/Folders/Reg Keys. Though this will only work if the application keeps the file open.
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Posted: 17th Jan 2005 07:42
Yep their right, have a look into encryption algorithms.
Also as a side note i think your sig is too big, please reduce it, thanks
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Posted: 20th Jan 2005 08:52
I think it would be better to make an undecryptable hash, but it is unique for each different real text string put in it. Then you can merely compare the hash of the entered password against the file. That's how most encryption works isn't it? (md5() does it ). Also you should use XOR with ASCII switching and offsetting, finishing with a very simple, but confusing layer to make the other layers hard to understand

OR

Convert an existing thing like Blowfish to DBP

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Posted: 20th Jan 2005 11:40
i can still ALT-TAB it lol, all you have to do to overide the program is ALT-TAB it then go CTRL-ALT-DELETE then quit it then edit the password in the text file and reopen it, the non computer savy person wont know what hit them, muahha

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Posted: 20th Jan 2005 12:00
What if my windows is installed into WINNT folder It will be pretty suspicious to see a new folder Windows folder on a c: drive with only 1 file.
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Posted: 20th Jan 2005 12:39
Well ive made a version with encryption now so you ass's can all stop bugging me

I mean serisly this guy put some code thing that was
1:
do
input "enter Password >" ;po$
if po$ = "donkey" then end
else goto 1

and everyone was like oh wow thats great cool pass thing

AND EVERYONE BITCHES AT ME FOR MAKING ONE WHERE YOU CAN SET YOUR OWN

god damn asses


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Baggers
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Posted: 21st Jan 2005 07:27
Right TODD, we seem to have a problem. And it seems to be you.
1) I cant vouch for every one here but i know i am not an ass, and from experience i know lots of these people arnt either. So stop that right now
2) if you dont want feed back keep your "god damn" work of the "god damn" forum "ass".
3) chill back down, the statment above was for some humourous effect !
4) I should not have to apolagise for my humour that sucks
5) True people could of been a little more helpful, but if you scout around a couple of other people have released Password/encryption systems so you are in a competative market
6) Most of what is said here IS CONSTRUCTIVE, dont take it to heart as we dont mean it like that ... and if we do, we'll say so
7) you sig is to damn big....Hey ! im a poet and i didnt even know that i was one.

Ok im done, please chill man !
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Posted: 21st Jan 2005 09:21
hello

no Pro Password, this dll in win xp not disable only alt + f4 key.

Thanks to me that or found this link http://www.codeproject.com/win32/AntonioWinLock.asp

someone that to the visual c++ can please add to the disable/enable alt + f4 function that the key alt + f4

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Posted: 27th Jan 2005 11:29
my sig is like 300 kb that not to big at all im on 56 it loads fine it doesnt move but it loads fine.........


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Posted: 17th Feb 2005 11:31
Hello Create a Very Protec Password add dll disable a x close and alt + f4 key plese.

No Real Password Protect without Disable a alt + f4 Key.


Hello tanks attend New, Plese create a dll disable key alt + f4 in windows nt Sistem nt/2000/xp/2003

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Posted: 17th Feb 2005 11:38
ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....................what did you just say? (maybe my japanesse lessons last year didn't do the trick?)

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Posted: 17th Feb 2005 17:56 Edited at: 17th Feb 2005 17:57
@Marsh TOD - Your image is too big means it's height is WAY too much. The filesize isn't the main problem. Read the thread below and you will see the mods decided that 120 pixels high is the maximum. Some people don't have huge monitors and if someone running at 800*600 pixels desktop, your siggy is a third of the screen high! This means LOTS of scrolling. You have been dropped hints for weeks that there is a prob with the siggy but you have decided to ignore the requests.

Also just noticed the bottom animated gif is 184 KB - a tad excessive don't you think. Most users' sigs are 10,20, or even 30 kb. There's only a few around the 40 or 50kb, but 184KB is just plain stupid.

http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=40589&b=2

Get with the program and everyone will respect you more.

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Posted: 18th Feb 2005 00:04
why would you need an advanced password system? i think this does just fine:



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Posted: 20th Feb 2005 23:11
Quote: " my sig is like 300 kb that not to big at all im on 56 it loads fine it doesnt move but it loads fine........."

that's cos it's cached...

Quote: "your siggy is a third of the screen high!"

it is on 1024x768!!

Quote: "i think this does just fine:"

open the exe up in a hex editor and the password is free to get, if you encrypt it slightly it would be ok

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Posted: 25th Feb 2005 04:18
Sage.. The reason that the password protection your code offers will only work with the people who just about manage to get the pc turned on and off is because, you can either open up the exe in notepad or in a program such as programs from AnalogX.com (cant remember the prog name) and you will be able to see straight away the strings contents.. it will be random looking data then "whatever" will appear.

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