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All those tests are useless and effective only against script kiddys (which are now like 99.99999% of developers by old standards) and are unable to code anythi
by _o_ 9y ago
All those tests are useless and effective only against script kiddys (which are now like 99.99999% of developers by old standards) and are unable to code anything else but crappy languages like js. For people grown up with web, capable of coding in c/c++ those tests are a joke, I'll just modify the source code to return what is expected and 'game over'. We were reversing drms by dissasembling and patching the binaries - in world of text based protocols and scripts, Idiocracy of todays world is making us invincible.
- icebraining 9y agoWhat does C/C++ have to do with this, when the point of the article is showing that they can be defeated using JS?
- _o_ 9y agoJS is run within c/c++ js engine that can be modified to return you whatever fake results. You can't prevent that. As always, any lock is cheaper to defeat than create.
- icebraining 9y agoNo, you misunderstood; you can defeat the detection using JS. You don't need C at all.