010Editor is a very powerful hex editor, especially its template function is very useful when parsing file format! Online now there are a lot of 010Editor cracked version, if there is no money or reluctant to pay to buy authorization, to the official download installation package and then use the registration machine number is a more secure choice. However 010Editor is a network authentication function, can be in the local rack an HTTP server to bypass this authentication (online can also be found by modifying the registry bypass method, no authentication). This functionality can be implemented using Python's Basehttpserver module (inheriting Basehttprequesthandler and overriding the Do_get method).
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#!/usr/bin/env python#-*-coding:utf-8-*-from basehttpserver import httpserver, Basehttprequesthandler HOST = "127.0.0. 1 "PORT = Class RequestHandler (Basehttprequesthandler): def do_get (self): self.send_response ($) Self.send_header ("Content-type", "text/html") self.end_headers () self.wfile.write ("<ss>valid</ Ss> ") def run_server (): server = Httpserver ((HOST, PORT), RequestHandler) server.serve_forever () if __name_ _ = = "__main__": # REDIRECT www.sweetscape.com to 127.0.0.1 in hosts Run_server () |
Modify the Hosts file to bind www.sweetscape.com to 127.0.0.1, then write the Python script extension as Pyw and join the startup item once and for all. Of course, using this method requires a set of serial numbers that can be verified locally by 010Editor, which is OK with the keygen.
Zlib.decompress (Base64.b64decode (' EJWZNLKW0DU2SXTWNTIZCNN1MJCYBAANWWP4 ')) |
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Bypass 010Editor network authentication (it's easy to do a simulation HTTP server in Python, just a few lines of code)