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Abusing copyright strings to trick software into thinking it's running on your competitor's PC

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Abusing copyright strings to trick software into thinking it's running on your competitor's PC - The Old New Thing

I did technically cross my fingers.

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Abusing copyright strings to trick software into thinking it's running on your competitor's PC - The Old New Thing

I did technically cross my fingers.

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This is great. Not copyright
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