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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 010Editor-keygen 2 | A keygen for 010Editor 3 | 4 | ## 1. How does the key generated? 5 | 6 | __NOTICE: The content of this section is just my suspection. I cannot guarantee that it is absolutely correct because there is no symbol information in `010Editor.exe` to confirm my suspection.__ 7 | 8 | There are 3 types of keys (also called passwords in 010Editor) that can activate 010Editor, which are 9 | 10 | |Key Type |Key Length|Format | 11 | |--------------|----------|------------------------| 12 | |Evaluation |19 chars |xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx | 13 | |VersionLicense|19 chars |xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx | 14 | |TimeLicense |24 chars |xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx| 15 | 16 | The `x` in `Format` column represents a hex char and is case-insensitive if a letter. 17 | 18 | Before I explain each kind of keys, there are some concepts I should give. 19 | 20 | * __Daystamp:__ We know that timestamp is the number of seconds since `00:00:00 Jan. 1st, 1970`. Similarly, daystamp is the number of days since `Jan. 1st, 1970`. For example, the daystamp of `Jan. 2nd, 1970` is __1__ and `Jun. 23th, 2018` is __17705__. 21 | 22 | * __Checksum:__ I'm not sure if it can be called `checksum`. But I do not have a better word to describe it. `Checksum` is a 4-bytes-long data and is related with some parameters. You can go to the definition of function `_010Editor::Keygen<_010Editor::KeyType::Base>::CalculateChecksum` in `_010EditorKeygen.hpp` to see how to calculate it. The function `CalculateChecksum` receives 4 parameters. There are 23 | 24 | |Parameter |Description | 25 | |---------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------| 26 | |utf8_username |The UTF-8 bytes of username that the key licensed to. | 27 | |IsRegistrationVersion|`false` for `Evaluation` key only. Otherwise it must be `true`. | 28 | |a3 |An unknown parameter. So far it has an unclear meaning. | 29 | |LicenseCount |It represents how many users can use this license. Must be 1~1000. | 30 | 31 | * __EncodedExpireDaystamp__: This is a 3-bytes-long data. The function `_010Editor::Keygen<_010Editor::KeyType::Base>::EncodeExpireDate` in `_010EditorKeygen.hpp` can calulate it. This function receives 2 parameters. There are 32 | 33 | |Parameter |Description | 34 | |--------------------|---------------------------------------------------------| 35 | |DaystampOfExpiration|The daystamp of expiration. Must be less than 0x1000000. | 36 | |Seed |A parameter used in encoding expire daystamp. | 37 | 38 | * __EncodedLicenseCount__: This is a 2-bytes-long data. The function `_010Editor::Keygen<_010Editor::KeyType::Base>::EncodeLicenseCount` in `_010EditorKeygen.hpp` can calulate it. This function receives only 1 parameter. 39 | 40 | |Parameter |Description | 41 | |-------------------|-----------------------------------------------------| 42 | |DesiredLicenseCount|The license count your want. Must be Must be 1~1000. | 43 | 44 | ### 1.1 Evaluation Key 45 | 46 | `Evaluation` key is generated by 8-bytes-long data. To make it clear, I use 47 | 48 | ```cpp 49 | unsigned char data[8]; 50 | ``` 51 | 52 | to represent the 8-bytes-long data. 53 | 54 | `Evaluation` key cannot make your 010Editor become registered version. It can only extend your 010Editor's trial period. 55 | 56 | * __data[4] ~ data[7]__ are __Checksum__ and calculated by `CalculateChecksum` function where `IsRegistrationVersion = false`, `a3 = 255` and `LicenseCount = 1`. `utf8_username` is based on your input. 57 | 58 | * __data[3]__ must be `0xFC`. It represents the type of key. 59 | 60 | * __data[0] ~ data[2]__ are __EncodedExpireDaystamp__ and calculated by `EncodeExpireDate` function where `DaystampOfExpiration` is based on your input and `Seed` is __Checksum__. 61 | 62 | Finally, the `Evaluation` key is the hex string of `data[8]` where 4 hex chars consist of a block and each block is joined by `"-"`(hyphen). 63 | 64 | ### 1.2 VersionLicense Key 65 | 66 | `VersionLicense` key is also generated by 8-bytes-long data. To make it clear, I use 67 | 68 | ```cpp 69 | unsigned char data[8]; 70 | ``` 71 | 72 | to represent the 8-bytes-long data, too. 73 | 74 | `VersionLicense` key can only be used for specified version or the older. And it does not has time limit. 75 | 76 | * __data[4] ~ data[7]__ are __Checksum__ and calculated by `CalculateChecksum` function where `IsRegistrationVersion = true`, `a3 = MajorVersion >= 2 ? 0 : MajorVersion`. `LicenseCount` and `utf8_username` are based on your input. 77 | 78 | * __data[3]__ must be `0x9C`. It represents the type of key. 79 | 80 | * __data[1] ~ data[2]__ are based on __EncodedLicenseCount__, __data[7]__ and __data[5]__. __EncodedLicenseCount__ can be calculated by `EncodeLicenseCount` function where `DesiredLicenseCount` is based on your input. 81 | 82 | ```cpp 83 | data[1] = EncodedLicenseCount.bytes[1] ^ data[7]; 84 | data[2] = EncodedLicenseCount.bytes[0] ^ data[5]; 85 | ``` 86 | 87 | * __data[0]__ is based on `MajorVersion` and __data[6]__. 88 | 89 | ```cpp 90 | data[0] = MajorVersion; 91 | data[0] ^= 0xA7; 92 | data[0] -= 0x3D; 93 | data[0] ^= 0x18; 94 | data[0] ^= Password.data[6]; 95 | ``` 96 | 97 | Finally, the `VersionLicense` key is the hex string of `data[8]` where 4 hex chars consist of a block and each block is joined by `"-"`(hyphen). 98 | 99 | ### 1.3 TimeLicense Key 100 | 101 | `TimeLicense` key is generated by 10-bytes-long data which is different to `Evaluation` and `VersionLicense` key. To make it clear, I use 102 | 103 | ```cpp 104 | unsigned char data[10]; 105 | ``` 106 | 107 | to represent the 10-bytes-long data. 108 | 109 | `TimeLicense` key can be used for any kind of version. But it has time limit. 110 | 111 | * __data[4] ~ data[7]__ are __Checksum__ and calculated by `CalculateChecksum` function where `IsRegistrationVersion = true`, `a3 = DaystampOfExpiration`. `DaystampOfExpiration`, `LicenseCount` and `utf8_username` are based on your input. 112 | 113 | * __data[0], data[8] ~ data[9]__ are based on __EncodedExpireDaystamp__ and __data[4] ~ data[6]__. __EncodedExpireDaystamp__ can be calculated by `EncodeExpireDate` function where `Seed = 0x5B8C27` and `DaystampOfExpiration` is based on your input. 114 | 115 | ```cpp 116 | data[0] = EncodedExpireDaystamp.bytes[0] ^ data[6]; 117 | data[8] = EncodedExpireDaystamp.bytes[1] ^ data[4]; 118 | data[9] = EncodedExpireDaystamp.bytes[2] ^ data[5]; 119 | ``` 120 | 121 | * __data[3]__ must be `0xAC`. It represents the type of key. 122 | 123 | * __data[1] ~ data[2]__ are based on __EncodedLicenseCount__, __data[7]__ and __data[5]__. __EncodedLicenseCount__ can be calculated by `EncodeLicenseCount` function where `DesiredLicenseCount` is based on your input. 124 | 125 | ```cpp 126 | data[1] = EncodedLicenseCount.bytes[1] ^ data[7]; 127 | data[2] = EncodedLicenseCount.bytes[0] ^ data[5]; 128 | ``` 129 | 130 | Finally, the `TimeLicense` key is the hex string of `data[10]` where 4 hex chars consist of a block and each block is joined by `"-"`(hyphen). 131 | 132 | ## 2. How to build 133 | In console: 134 | 135 | ``` 136 | cd cpp 137 | g++ -std=c++11 main.cpp -o 010Editor-keygen.exe 138 | ``` 139 | 140 | ## 3. How to use 141 | Just run it. 142 | 143 | Example: 144 | ``` 145 | E:\Github\010Editor-keygen\cpp>010Editor-keygen.exe 146 | Input your name(English Only): DoubleLabyrinth 147 | 47AD-E1AC-D789-D133-2114 148 | 149 | E:\Github\010Editor-keygen\cpp> 150 | ``` 151 | 152 | __NOTICE:__ 153 | This key generated will expired after 2020-06-23. If you want to modify expire date, please modify variables named __ExpireYear__, __ExpireMonth__ and __ExpireDay__ in `main.cpp`. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /cpp/_010EditorKeygen.hpp: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #pragma once 2 | #include 3 | #include 4 | #include 5 | #include 6 | 7 | using byte = std::uint8_t; 8 | 9 | namespace _010Editor { 10 | 11 | enum class KeyType { 12 | Base, 13 | Evaluation, // 0xFC 14 | VersionLicense, // 0x9C 15 | TimeLicense // 0xAC 16 | }; 17 | 18 | enum ReleaseDaystamp { 19 | Version8 = 17289, 20 | Version7 = 16883, 21 | Version6 = 16420, 22 | Version5 = 15880, 23 | Version4 = 15474, 24 | Version3 = 14018 25 | }; 26 | 27 | template 28 | class Keygen; 29 | 30 | template<> 31 | class Keygen { 32 | protected: 33 | 34 | static const uint32_t ChecksumTable[256]; 35 | 36 | static void CalulateChecksum(const std::vector& utf8_UserName, bool IsRegistrationVersion, unsigned int a3, unsigned int LicenseCount, 37 | uint32_t& out_Checksum) { 38 | uint32_t result = 0; 39 | uint8_t unk0 = static_cast(17 * a3); 40 | uint8_t unk1 = static_cast(15 * LicenseCount); 41 | uint8_t j = 0; 42 | for (size_t i = 0; i < utf8_UserName.size(); ++i) { 43 | int cur = std::toupper(utf8_UserName[i]); 44 | uint32_t temp = result + ChecksumTable[cur]; 45 | if (IsRegistrationVersion) { 46 | result = ChecksumTable[j] + ChecksumTable[unk1] + 47 | ChecksumTable[unk0] + 48 | ChecksumTable[(cur + 0x2F) % 256] * (temp ^ ChecksumTable[(cur + 0xD) % 256]); 49 | j += 19; 50 | } else { 51 | result = ChecksumTable[j] + ChecksumTable[unk1] + 52 | ChecksumTable[unk0] + 53 | ChecksumTable[(cur + 0x17) % 256] * (temp ^ ChecksumTable[(cur + 0x3F) % 256]);; 54 | j += 7; 55 | } 56 | unk1 += 13; 57 | unk0 += 9; 58 | } 59 | 60 | out_Checksum = result; 61 | } 62 | 63 | static bool EncodeExpireDate(uint32_t DaystampOfExpiration, uint32_t Seed, uint32_t& out) { 64 | if (DaystampOfExpiration >= 0x1000000) 65 | return false; 66 | 67 | uint32_t result = DaystampOfExpiration * 0x11; 68 | while (result < 0xFF000000) 69 | result += 0x1000000; 70 | 71 | while (true) { 72 | uint32_t temp = result; 73 | temp ^= 0xFFE53167; 74 | temp += 0x2C175; 75 | temp ^= 0x22C078; 76 | temp ^= Seed; 77 | 78 | if (temp >= 0x1000000) { 79 | result += 0x1000000; 80 | continue; 81 | } else { 82 | result = temp; 83 | break; 84 | } 85 | } 86 | 87 | out = result; 88 | return true; 89 | } 90 | 91 | static bool EncodeLicenseCount(uint16_t DesiredLicenseCount, uint16_t& out) { 92 | if (DesiredLicenseCount > 1000 || DesiredLicenseCount == 0) 93 | return false; 94 | 95 | uint16_t ret = static_cast(DesiredLicenseCount * 11); 96 | ret ^= 0x3421; 97 | ret -= 0x4d30; 98 | ret ^= 0x7892; 99 | out = ret; 100 | 101 | return true; 102 | } 103 | 104 | }; 105 | 106 | const uint32_t Keygen::ChecksumTable[256] = { 107 | 0x39cb44b8, 0x23754f67, 0x5f017211, 0x3ebb24da, 0x351707c6, 0x63f9774b, 0x17827288, 0x0fe74821, 108 | 0x5b5f670f, 0x48315ae8, 0x785b7769, 0x2b7a1547, 0x38d11292, 0x42a11b32, 0x35332244, 0x77437b60, 109 | 0x1eab3b10, 0x53810000, 0x1d0212ae, 0x6f0377a8, 0x43c03092, 0x2d3c0a8e, 0x62950cbf, 0x30f06ffa, 110 | 0x34f710e0, 0x28f417fb, 0x350d2f95, 0x5a361d5a, 0x15cc060b, 0x0afd13cc, 0x28603bcf, 0x3371066b, 111 | 0x30cd14e4, 0x175d3a67, 0x6dd66a13, 0x2d3409f9, 0x581e7b82, 0x76526b99, 0x5c8d5188, 0x2c857971, 112 | 0x15f51fc0, 0x68cc0d11, 0x49f55e5c, 0x275e4364, 0x2d1e0dbc, 0x4cee7ce3, 0x32555840, 0x112e2e08, 113 | 0x6978065a, 0x72921406, 0x314578e7, 0x175621b7, 0x40771dbf, 0x3fc238d6, 0x4a31128a, 0x2dad036e, 114 | 0x41a069d6, 0x25400192, 0x00dd4667, 0x6afc1f4f, 0x571040ce, 0x62fe66df, 0x41db4b3e, 0x3582231f, 115 | 0x55f6079a, 0x1ca70644, 0x1b1643d2, 0x3f7228c9, 0x5f141070, 0x3e1474ab, 0x444b256e, 0x537050d9, 116 | 0x0f42094b, 0x2fd820e6, 0x778b2e5e, 0x71176d02, 0x7fea7a69, 0x5bb54628, 0x19ba6c71, 0x39763a99, 117 | 0x178d54cd, 0x01246e88, 0x3313537e, 0x2b8e2d17, 0x2a3d10be, 0x59d10582, 0x37a163db, 0x30d6489a, 118 | 0x6a215c46, 0x0e1c7a76, 0x1fc760e7, 0x79b80c65, 0x27f459b4, 0x799a7326, 0x50ba1782, 0x2a116d5c, 119 | 0x63866e1b, 0x3f920e3c, 0x55023490, 0x55b56089, 0x2c391fd1, 0x2f8035c2, 0x64fd2b7a, 0x4ce8759a, 120 | 0x518504f0, 0x799501a8, 0x3f5b2cad, 0x38e60160, 0x637641d8, 0x33352a42, 0x51a22c19, 0x085c5851, 121 | 0x032917ab, 0x2b770ac7, 0x30ac77b3, 0x2bec1907, 0x035202d0, 0x0fa933d3, 0x61255df3, 0x22ad06bf, 122 | 0x58b86971, 0x5fca0de5, 0x700d6456, 0x56a973db, 0x5ab759fd, 0x330e0be2, 0x5b3c0ddd, 0x495d3c60, 123 | 0x53bd59a6, 0x4c5e6d91, 0x49d9318d, 0x103d5079, 0x61ce42e3, 0x7ed5121d, 0x14e160ed, 0x212d4ef2, 124 | 0x270133f0, 0x62435a96, 0x1fa75e8b, 0x6f092fbe, 0x4a000d49, 0x57ae1c70, 0x004e2477, 0x561e7e72, 125 | 0x468c0033, 0x5dcc2402, 0x78507ac6, 0x58af24c7, 0x0df62d34, 0x358a4708, 0x3cfb1e11, 0x2b71451c, 126 | 0x77a75295, 0x56890721, 0x0fef75f3, 0x120f24f1, 0x01990ae7, 0x339c4452, 0x27a15b8e, 0x0ba7276d, 127 | 0x60dc1b7b, 0x4f4b7f82, 0x67db7007, 0x4f4a57d9, 0x621252e8, 0x20532cfc, 0x6a390306, 0x18800423, 128 | 0x19f3778a, 0x462316f0, 0x56ae0937, 0x43c2675c, 0x65ca45fd, 0x0d604ff2, 0x0bfd22cb, 0x3afe643b, 129 | 0x3bf67fa6, 0x44623579, 0x184031f8, 0x32174f97, 0x4c6a092a, 0x5fb50261, 0x01650174, 0x33634af1, 130 | 0x712d18f4, 0x6e997169, 0x5dab7afe, 0x7c2b2ee8, 0x6edb75b4, 0x5f836fb6, 0x3c2a6dd6, 0x292d05c2, 131 | 0x052244db, 0x149a5f4f, 0x5d486540, 0x331d15ea, 0x4f456920, 0x483a699f, 0x3b450f05, 0x3b207c6c, 132 | 0x749d70fe, 0x417461f6, 0x62b031f1, 0x2750577b, 0x29131533, 0x588c3808, 0x1aef3456, 0x0f3c00ec, 133 | 0x7da74742, 0x4b797a6c, 0x5ebb3287, 0x786558b8, 0x00ed4ff2, 0x6269691e, 0x24a2255f, 0x62c11f7e, 134 | 0x2f8a7dcd, 0x643b17fe, 0x778318b8, 0x253b60fe, 0x34bb63a3, 0x5b03214f, 0x5f1571f4, 0x1a316e9f, 135 | 0x7acf2704, 0x28896838, 0x18614677, 0x1bf569eb, 0x0ba85ec9, 0x6aca6b46, 0x1e43422a, 0x514d5f0e, 136 | 0x413e018c, 0x307626e9, 0x01ed1dfa, 0x49f46f5a, 0x461b642b, 0x7d7007f2, 0x13652657, 0x6b160bc5, 137 | 0x65e04849, 0x1f526e1c, 0x5a0251b6, 0x2bd73f69, 0x2dbf7acd, 0x51e63e80, 0x5cf2670f, 0x21cd0a03, 138 | 0x5cff0261, 0x33ae061e, 0x3bb6345f, 0x5d814a75, 0x257b5df4, 0x0a5c2c5b, 0x16a45527, 0x16f23945 139 | }; 140 | 141 | template<> 142 | class Keygen : public Keygen { 143 | private: 144 | union { 145 | byte data[8]; 146 | struct { 147 | uint8_t Varient[3]; 148 | uint8_t Type; 149 | uint32_t Checksum; 150 | }; 151 | } Password; 152 | public: 153 | std::string GetKey(const std::vector& utf8_UserName, uint32_t DaystampOfExpiration) { 154 | std::stringstream ret; 155 | 156 | CalulateChecksum(utf8_UserName, false, 255, 1, Password.Checksum); 157 | 158 | if (!EncodeExpireDate(DaystampOfExpiration, Password.Checksum, *reinterpret_cast(Password.Varient))) 159 | return ret.str(); 160 | 161 | Password.Type = 0xFC; 162 | 163 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 164 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[0]); 165 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[1]); 166 | ret << "-"; 167 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 168 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[2]); 169 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[3]); 170 | ret << "-"; 171 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 172 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[4]); 173 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[5]); 174 | ret << "-"; 175 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 176 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[6]); 177 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[7]); 178 | 179 | return ret.str(); 180 | } 181 | }; 182 | 183 | template<> 184 | class Keygen : public Keygen { 185 | private: 186 | union { 187 | byte data[8]; 188 | struct { 189 | uint8_t Varient[3]; 190 | uint8_t Type; 191 | uint32_t Checksum; 192 | }; 193 | } Password; 194 | public: 195 | std::string GetKey(const std::vector& utf8_UserName, uint16_t LicenseCount, uint8_t MajorVersion) { 196 | std::stringstream ret; 197 | 198 | MajorVersion++; 199 | CalulateChecksum(utf8_UserName, true, MajorVersion >= 2 ? 0 : MajorVersion, LicenseCount, Password.Checksum); 200 | 201 | 202 | union { 203 | byte bytes[2]; 204 | uint16_t word; 205 | } EncodedLicenseCount; 206 | if(!EncodeLicenseCount(LicenseCount, EncodedLicenseCount.word)) 207 | return ret.str(); 208 | Password.data[1] = EncodedLicenseCount.bytes[1] ^ Password.data[7]; 209 | Password.data[2] = EncodedLicenseCount.bytes[0] ^ Password.data[5]; 210 | 211 | 212 | Password.data[0] = MajorVersion; 213 | Password.data[0] ^= 0xA7; 214 | Password.data[0] -= 0x3D; 215 | Password.data[0] ^= 0x18; 216 | Password.data[0] ^= Password.data[6]; 217 | 218 | 219 | Password.Type = 0x9C; 220 | 221 | 222 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 223 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[0]); 224 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[1]); 225 | ret << "-"; 226 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 227 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[2]); 228 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[3]); 229 | ret << "-"; 230 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 231 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[4]); 232 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[5]); 233 | ret << "-"; 234 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 235 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[6]); 236 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[7]); 237 | 238 | return ret.str(); 239 | } 240 | }; 241 | 242 | template<> 243 | class Keygen : public Keygen { 244 | private: 245 | union { 246 | byte data[10]; 247 | struct { 248 | uint8_t Varient[3]; 249 | uint8_t Type; 250 | uint32_t Checksum; 251 | uint8_t Varient2[2]; 252 | }; 253 | } Password; 254 | public: 255 | std::string GetKey(const std::vector& utf8_UserName, uint32_t DaystampOfExpiration, uint16_t LicenseCount) { 256 | std::stringstream ret; 257 | 258 | union { 259 | byte bytes[4]; 260 | uint32_t dword; 261 | } EncodedExpireDaystamp; 262 | if (!EncodeExpireDate(DaystampOfExpiration, 0x5B8C27, EncodedExpireDaystamp.dword)) 263 | return ret.str(); 264 | CalulateChecksum(utf8_UserName, true, DaystampOfExpiration, LicenseCount, Password.Checksum); 265 | Password.data[0] = EncodedExpireDaystamp.bytes[0] ^ Password.data[6]; 266 | Password.data[8] = EncodedExpireDaystamp.bytes[1] ^ Password.data[4]; 267 | Password.data[9] = EncodedExpireDaystamp.bytes[2] ^ Password.data[5]; 268 | 269 | 270 | union { 271 | byte bytes[2]; 272 | uint16_t word; 273 | } EncodedLicenseCount; 274 | if(!EncodeLicenseCount(LicenseCount, EncodedLicenseCount.word)) 275 | return ret.str(); 276 | Password.data[1] = EncodedLicenseCount.bytes[1] ^ Password.data[7]; 277 | Password.data[2] = EncodedLicenseCount.bytes[0] ^ Password.data[5]; 278 | 279 | 280 | Password.Type = 0xAC; 281 | 282 | 283 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 284 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[0]); 285 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[1]); 286 | ret << "-"; 287 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 288 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[2]); 289 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[3]); 290 | ret << "-"; 291 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 292 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[4]); 293 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[5]); 294 | ret << "-"; 295 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 296 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[6]); 297 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[7]); 298 | ret << "-"; 299 | ret << std::hex << std::uppercase << std::setw(2) << std::setfill('0'); 300 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[8]); 301 | ret << static_cast(Password.data[9]); 302 | 303 | return ret.str(); 304 | } 305 | }; 306 | 307 | } 308 | 309 | 310 | 311 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /cpp/main.cpp: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #include 2 | #include 3 | #include "_010EditorKeygen.hpp" 4 | 5 | int main() { 6 | std::string name; 7 | std::cout << "Input your name(English Only): "; 8 | std::getline(std::cin, name); 9 | 10 | std::tm ZeroDate = { 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1970 - 1900 }; 11 | 12 | int ExpireYear = 2020; 13 | int ExpireMonth = 6; 14 | int ExpireDay = 23; 15 | std::tm ExpireDate = { 0, 0, 0, ExpireDay, ExpireMonth, ExpireYear - 1900 }; 16 | uint32_t ExpireDaystamp = static_cast(std::difftime(std::mktime(&ExpireDate), std::mktime(&ZeroDate)) / 3600 / 24); 17 | 18 | std::vector name_bytes(name.begin(), name.end()); 19 | _010Editor::Keygen<_010Editor::KeyType::TimeLicense> keygen; 20 | std::cout << keygen.GetKey(name_bytes, ExpireDaystamp, 1) << std::endl; 21 | return 0; 22 | } --------------------------------------------------------------------------------