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Can I make a program that will generate every possibel 13 character number combination? And save them all in a list in a .txt document?

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Can I make a program that will generate every possibel 13 character number combination? And save them all in a list in a .txt document?

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sure. do you realize that's 302875106592253 numbers?

"I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks)

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Shouldn't you ask your self that and not us ?

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ouch, he shoots, he SCORES! seriously, laughing out loud. good one Bob.

I mean, how would I go about doing that?

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learn the launguage? Get a basic understanding of it's format? RTFM?

You have to at least get yourself started to prove that you're going to learn about it, instead of just showing up and wanting someone to do it for you. Especially when you're writing fucking hax0r code. . . You realize that most of the people here are gainfully employed and may even be spending time thinking about how to thwart such attacks?

"I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks)

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No, this isn't for a hack. It is for a cd key generator OO. Is that a hack? I don't really know, some people might think it is. Hmm... Thanks.

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No, this isn't for a hack. It is for a cd key generator OO. Is that a hack? I don't really know, some people might think it is. Hmm... Thanks.

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oh, I'm sorry, you're right, so much better.

"I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks)

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Actually, thanks =(. For the next month or so I PROMISE, I am going to learn this language and get it down pat! Mark my words! And I am truly sorry for all of the pain in the "but" questions, but thanks for helping. Sorry to get off on the wrong foot. No pun intended or anything. I would like to become fluent in AutoIt scripting.

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Actually, thanks =(. For the next month or so I PROMISE, I am going to learn this language and get it down pat! Mark my words! And I am truly sorry for all of the pain in the "but" questions, but thanks for helping. Sorry to get off on the wrong foot. No pun intended or anything. I would like to become fluent in AutoIt scripting.

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cool... I'll give you this much, I figure that if you want to do this it'll involve string replacemnt, some sort of math knowledge, and knowing functions and the various kinds of loops

"I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks)

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I found out and I still get passed over that if you come with some code to show that you are trying you will get more help .

Don't ask for game help ..

Don't ask how to hack .

Don't keep bumping your posts.

And you will get help .

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ok, really fucking bored right now. this script will write from 1 to 9999999999999 to a textfile (make sure it's there or script won't work)

oh, my brain isn't turned on in the math dept right now, so the progress bar isn't doing anything... though it does say what line it's on in the subtext which is just as good. Mine's been running for a few minutes and it's ust at 16k lines. This is going to be one hugeass textfile when it's done.

;stupid h4x0r code
;write a few numbers, just a few
$ti = TimerInit()
$txt = "h4x0r.txt"
$thirteennines = 9999999999999
ProgressOn("stupid hacker","")
for $i = 1 to $thirteennines
   FileWriteLine($txt, $i)
   ProgressSet($i/$thirteennines,$i)
   sleep(1);my proc is good enough that 1ms sleep is enough to keep it from melting, experiment with your own system
Next
ProgressOff()
$td = TimerDiff($ti)
MsgBox(0,"done","done in " & $td /1000 & " seconds.")

my brain is ever so slowly kicking into gear, 3 trillian will be 1% of completion. yeah. this is not how you do key gen. do some more reading.

Edited by emmanuel

"I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks)

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:ph34r: after running this overnight, and it's only being in the millions, I just did some math. assuming that it's taking 2ms to generate each number, this will take 21701 years to finish.

"I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks)

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:( Ummm .. so why do you want to generate this txt file at all .. ? I mean, do you really need it?

Cos if you want to find a line randomly, then it's the same as generating a random number. And if you want to go through the lines sequentially, (over 21701 years :ph34r: ), then you could just do it with a for-next loop.

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:( Ummm .. so why do you want to generate this txt file at all .. ? I mean, do you really need it?

Cos if you want to find a line randomly, then it's the same as generating a random number. And if you want to go through the lines sequentially, (over 21701 years  :ph34r: ), then you could just do it with a for-next loop.

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the answer is that anyone who knows jack about keygens wouldn't want to. That's just not how it's done. There's good educational information out there, and none of it suggests doing it like this. (since it'd take years of constant cpu usage to find a key like that.)

"I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks)

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No, this isn't for a hack. It is for a cd key generator OO. Is that a hack? I don't really know, some people might think it is. Hmm... Thanks.

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That isnt a 'hack' per say. That is a 'crack'. Still unethical. There is a major difference between hacking and cracking.

Enjoy your efforts.

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@BL@(K-R34P3R

If you want to make a keygen... don't use a slow scripting language... if you have a month to learn a language I suggest looking into C++, or assembler if you want it to really go fast. It will take a very long time in any language but if emmanual's calculations are right...

after running this overnight, and it's only being in the millions, I just did some math. assuming that it's taking 2ms to generate each number, this will take 21701 years to finish.

... then I suggest leaving this to the pro's kid.

*** Matt @ MPCS

EDIT: fixed typo

Edited by Matt @ MPCS
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Woa, I just got back online right now. It's been rougly 15 hours since I made this post. I'm kind of surprised about all this controversy. Yes, I DID want to make it, now, it won't be any fun. I really want to learn this on my own. In the future I won't make anymore posts without already having attempted it myself. (Just for the record.) Also, bobbheart, I didn't bump any of my own topics...

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Woa, I just got back online right now. It's been rougly 15 hours since I made this post. I'm kind of surprised about all this controversy. Yes, I DID want to make it, now, it won't be any fun. I really want to learn this on my own. In the future I won't make anymore posts without already having attempted it myself. (Just for the record.) Also, bobbheart, I didn't bump any of my own topics...

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lol. yeah, all this fun and you wearn't even here :ph34r:

seriously, if you want to make keygens, read up on the theory, brute force just takes too long, so you have to try to figure out the algorythms that're used to determine if a serial is valid or not, then have code that generates numbers based on that figuring.

"I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks)

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