markh51
July 13th, 2004, 11:20
Hi,
I have a problem with a app which is protected with a Dallas iButton(1991), I have the original software and a few dongles but I want the app to able to run without the use of the dongle. The app uses calls to a external file VSAuthD.vxd so I can't find the the calls to this file inside of the main app using W32DASM like you do with DLL files, the only thing I have noticed is that Kernel32.DeviceIOControl gets called everytime before the external VXD file does, I noticed this by setting a "BPIO -h 378". I have checked the return values on EAX but they vary alot so there is no way to emulate them (I don't think).
Does the main app have to send the password to the dongle to decrypt the stored info ? If so is there anyway of viewing the password as it must be coded in to the app ?
If any one has any advice on these dongles I would appreciate any help I can get. I have downloaded the SDK and other materials relating to the dongle and done searches on this forum and on google, but nothing REALLY helpful.
Cheers in advance.
I have a problem with a app which is protected with a Dallas iButton(1991), I have the original software and a few dongles but I want the app to able to run without the use of the dongle. The app uses calls to a external file VSAuthD.vxd so I can't find the the calls to this file inside of the main app using W32DASM like you do with DLL files, the only thing I have noticed is that Kernel32.DeviceIOControl gets called everytime before the external VXD file does, I noticed this by setting a "BPIO -h 378". I have checked the return values on EAX but they vary alot so there is no way to emulate them (I don't think).
Does the main app have to send the password to the dongle to decrypt the stored info ? If so is there anyway of viewing the password as it must be coded in to the app ?
If any one has any advice on these dongles I would appreciate any help I can get. I have downloaded the SDK and other materials relating to the dongle and done searches on this forum and on google, but nothing REALLY helpful.
Cheers in advance.