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DRM for Zeus

Unread postby Sludge3000 » March 13th, 2010, 4:02 am

The latest version of the Zeus do-it-yourself crimeware kit goes to great lengths to thwart would-be pirates by introducing a hardware-based product activation scheme similar to what's found in Microsoft Windows.

The newest version with bare-bones capabilities starts at $4,000 and additional features can fetch as much as $10,000. The new feature is designed to prevent what Microsoft refers to as "casual copying" by ensuring that only one computer can run a licensed version of the program. After it is installed, users must obtain a key that's good for just that one machine.


Full story @ The Register

The bright side? If you are removing a Zeus infection then at least it wont be a cracked one ;)
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Re: DRM for Zeus

Unread postby Sludge3000 » March 13th, 2010, 4:07 am

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