TommyLau / 010-keygen

010 Keygen - Rust

A 010 Editor Keygen written in Rust.

Command Line Usage

USAGE:
    keygen [OPTIONS] <USERNAME>

ARGS:
    <USERNAME>    User name to generate license

OPTIONS:
    -c, --counts <COUNTS>    User counts when using "Multiple License"
    -d, --date <DATE>        Date when using "Time License" [default: 2099-12-31]
    -h, --help               Print help information
    -m, --major <MAJOR>      Major version when using "Version License" [default: 12]
    -t, --type <TYPE>        License type to generate [default: time] [possible values: evaluation,
                             version, time]
    -u, --users <USERS>      License users [default: site] [possible values: single, multiple, site]
    -V, --version            Print version information

Examples

Generate a site license with default setting:

./keygen "Your Name"

Generate a single user license:

./keygen --users single "Your Name"

Generate a multiple user license:

./keygen --users multiple --counts 888 "Your Name"

A more complex example to generate a Time License with Multiple License of 888 users which expiration date is Dec 31, 2088.

./keygen --type time --users multiple --counts 888 --date 2088-12-31 "Your Name"

Source Code Usage

Generate Evaluation License

fn generate_evaluation_license(user_name: &str, daystamp_of_expiration: u32) -> String

• user_name: the username to generate license
• daystamp_of_expiration: the days from 1970-01-01

Generate Version License

fn generate_version_license(user_name: &str, license_count: u16, major_version: u8) -> String

• user_name: the username to generate license
• license_count:
  • 1 - Single License
  • 2 ~ 999 - Multiuser License
  • 1000 - Site License
• major_version: the major version

Generate Time License

fn generate_time_license(user_name: &str, daystamp_of_expiration: u32, license_count: u16) -> String

• user_name: the username to generate license
• daystamp_of_expiration: the days from 1970-01-01
• license_count:
  • 1 - Single License
  • 2 ~ 999 - Multiuser License
  • 1000 - Site License

Examples

use chrono::{TimeZone, Utc};
// Expiration date: Dec 31, 2099
let expiration_day = Utc.ymd(2099, 12, 31);
let datetime_1970 = Utc.ymd(1970, 1, 1);
let expiration = (expiration_day - datetime_1970).num_days() as u32 - 1;
// Set username
let username = "Tommy Lau";
// Generate evaluation license
let evaluation_license = generate_evaluation_license(username, expiration);
// Generate a "Site License" for "Version 12"
let version_license = generate_version_license(username, 1000, 12);
// Generate a "Site License" with expiration date of Dec 31, 2099
let time_license = generate_time_license(username, expiration, 1000);

Bypass Activation Check

Point checking server to localhost in hosts:

127.0.0.1 www.sweetscape.com

Then run server.py as root, since the script needs to bind 80 port:

sudo ./server.py

Open 010 Editor and activate again.

References

Python:

• https://github.com/p1ay8y3ar/010editor_keygen

ASM:

• https://github.com/iDone/010-Editor-Keygen

C++:

• https://github.com/tennc/KeyGen-Of-010Editor
• https://github.com/dstmath/010Editor-keygen