So let's say there's no disk protection, in what form is the software protection.
Say it's one .exe file, like the program Flash. It's 'protected' and I use that term
very loosely by a serial code.
Anyone can use the code to install it anywhere, send it over the internet, copy it to disk with the code in a read me file. Then there's cracks for turning the trial version into the full version as well.
Because though it's a company development tool macromedia make a lot of money from it, as most companys are afriad to use illegal software.
But companys don't use games, home pc users do. So how do you protect this code?
Serial codes? Pointless.
Dongle? You'd have to swap that thing around for every game.
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