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Penetration Testing: How secure are dongles for copy-protection?

How secure are dongles for copy-protection?

From: Harold Thimm <haroldthimm_at_hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2001 19:43:35 -0000
I'm looking for any information on incorporating dongles into a software package for copy protection. In particular, I'm looking for information on the Rainbow Technologies Sentinel, but advice on dongle-based copy protection in general is appreciated.
 
How easy/difficult is it to break this kind of copy-protection? Are there any known weaknesses in the dongle-type systems themselves (as opposed to implementation weaknesses?)
 
Are there any dongle-based protection schemes that have been cracked, and if so, how? (A pointer to a URL would be appreciated, if you have it.)
 
Thanks in advance.
 
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