Engineer 2010
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The document discusses software piracy rates and techniques for combating piracy like encryption and security dongles. It proposes a new Universal Piracy Monitoring System (UPMS) that would track software use even after cracking through a client-side program (TROPS), ISPs, and a central server. TROPS would collect identifying information and send it to the UPMS server for verification against valid licenses. The system aims to be hack-proof through techniques like hashed data and spoofing prevention. It could help reduce piracy if adopted by software vendors and ISPs.
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Engineer 2010
- 1. A TECHNOLOGICAL SALVO FOR ANTI-SOFTWARE PIRACY Vijesh C M, T Dheeraj, Ashfaq N K 23 October 2010
- 2. Software Piracy Rate & Commercial Value of Unlicensed Software Overall Piracy Rate 2005: 35% 2009: 43%
- 3. Overall Commercial Value 2005: $ 34,482 2009: $ 51,411
- 4. Present Anti-Software Piracy Techniques File Encryption Security Dongles Genuine Advantage Notification Copyright Laws
- 5. Why Is Then Piracy Still So Predominant? Reverse Engineering: Software Cracking Bypassing Product Key Check Bypassing GAN Modifying Softwares Executable Crack Time Controlled Softwares Counterfeit Product Keys Software Keygen
- 7. UPMS Highlights Track Even After Cracking (Counterfeit) Zero Hardware Upgrade Hack Proof Stops Software Piracy From Its Root
- 8. UPMS Implementation Client Side (TROPS) ISP UPMS Server Software Vendors Server
- 10. After TROPS Installation Internet Access TROPS Packet
- 11. UPMS In Action TROPS DATA: •Product ID •Product Version •Product Key •GUID •Hash •IP Address •Time(By UPMS Server) •TROPS ID UPMS Server DB: •Product ID •Product Version •Product Key •GUID •Hash •IP Address •Time •TROPS ID •Software Status
- 12. Is UPMS Hack Proof ? No Client Logs UGAN Redirected As Webpage MAC Address Spoof Proof
- 13. Limitations & Solutions Limited to Online Users Standalone App. for offline users ISP Approval Mandatory UPMS Certification
- 14. FUTURE OF SOFTWARE ECOSYSTEM Concept of Software Cafes UPMS in the top of chain
- 16. Is UPMS Hack Proof? Hash What If Firewall Blocks TROPS ? Software Validation
- 17. Is UPMS Hack Proof ? No Client Logs UGAN Redirected As Webpage MAC Address Spoof Proof
- 18. HASH File Fingerprint Algorithms: Message-Digest Algorithm 5 (MD5) Secure Hash Algorithm 1 & 2 (SHA-1,SHA-2) SHA-1: 8684485fc1e8562e928d3ce8cbf3e5aa
- 19. Firewall FIREWALL
- 20. Software Validation Software Vendors Webserver Product ID Product Key GUID
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