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I was reading some book and mentioned so called ECDSA ( The Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm ) is used to generate serial numbers which are difficult to crack
My understanding is that we can always STATIC/DYNAMIC analysis the assembly and change those JMP codes to what we want (CRACKing). why we spent that huge effort do that complex serial number generation ? doesn’t sound worthwhile to me.
It turns out there are techniques that enforces the EXECUTABLE file sanity checks, this technique together with the binary code protection techniques drive the software protection vehicle running forward