3 ms·

Think like someone trying to get software for free, and you should get it.

• Torrents 14y ago
  OK, I'm thinking like someone who's trying to get software for free. I still don't get it. If they were modifying an existing valid key, it doesn't seem like people would keep using the same one. Unless people are downloading a keygen or something. Any more hints?
  • joshmlewis 14y ago
    To me it seems like these keys were shared on a site somewhere and when people Googled for free blurity key or whatever these came up.
    • eridius 14y ago
      If that were true the author would have been able to find the keys, but he said Google failed him.
      • burntwater 14y ago
        It's possible the serial was posted on a dark net, such as Tor.
      • joshmlewis 14y ago
        Maybe they didn't search on Google then, but another forum or site that isn't indexed by Google.
  • majorlazer 14y ago
    Maybe the invalid key was posted on a warez site and everybody was trying to use it.
  • elliottcarlson 14y ago
    Besides a keygen, software might be bundled with a list of keys to use when downloading from certain sites.