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Hello All:
Right now, I'm working on an ancient version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM (version 4.0) and I need help reverse engineering a bunch of add-on products by a company called c360. Here's what I know so far:
Each program uses a *.lic file keyed to the organization name and number of users
Each *.lic file is simply a plain text file that looks to be encoded in Base64; however, no matter what Base64 to ascii or Base64 to utf-8 decoder I run it through, all I get is errors... so maybe it's not Base 64.
I've attached files that are for demonstration licenses and I'd like to know if there is a way to reverse engineer these files to make them available for a production system.
This list of files is no where near the full set of c360 products; but, this is the best set of examples I can get my hands on. someone could help figure this one out and needs access to a CRM instance in VMWare 16 format, please let me know.
Here's an example of the contents of a*.lic File:
This particular code comes from the file called "c360.Alerts Version 3.lic" which is available in the example license files.
I can also make available the collection of c360 software but that would need to be deployed on a Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
Mega Link to c360 Programs: https://mega.nz/file/YEtETZII#fKzM3k2P14...T0EP5ywps4
Mega Link to license files example: https://mega.nz/folder/8ZEWzKAa#q4nwuuyOsgeyxA65CIRQqg
My objective is that if there's no complicated serialization and it's just very specific files encoded as Base64 or something similar, that I should be able to generate whatever licenses I need for whatever program of this manufacturer I need or desire on a permanent basis. If there's more complicated serialization involved then I would like to be able to generate such serialized values to allow myself to make permanent use of these programs. Thanks again in advance for your help
Any assistance in this matter would be very much appreciated
Right now, I'm working on an ancient version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM (version 4.0) and I need help reverse engineering a bunch of add-on products by a company called c360. Here's what I know so far:
Each program uses a *.lic file keyed to the organization name and number of users
Each *.lic file is simply a plain text file that looks to be encoded in Base64; however, no matter what Base64 to ascii or Base64 to utf-8 decoder I run it through, all I get is errors... so maybe it's not Base 64.
I've attached files that are for demonstration licenses and I'd like to know if there is a way to reverse engineer these files to make them available for a production system.
This list of files is no where near the full set of c360 products; but, this is the best set of examples I can get my hands on. someone could help figure this one out and needs access to a CRM instance in VMWare 16 format, please let me know.
Here's an example of the contents of a*.lic File:
This particular code comes from the file called "c360.Alerts Version 3.lic" which is available in the example license files.
Code:
PzHxoFUQFadbV280elT+1b1Ed8LlMgKIbt6q03VxNmzU2wYYlmBxoGhsMGaZ1izsbn5HqojMlX4CIxn0o4NB5ffHft3TylEMuXpo6ZP2VDK+VpLoakIST4H7iClu+Xe1I can also make available the collection of c360 software but that would need to be deployed on a Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
Mega Link to c360 Programs: https://mega.nz/file/YEtETZII#fKzM3k2P14...T0EP5ywps4
Mega Link to license files example: https://mega.nz/folder/8ZEWzKAa#q4nwuuyOsgeyxA65CIRQqg
My objective is that if there's no complicated serialization and it's just very specific files encoded as Base64 or something similar, that I should be able to generate whatever licenses I need for whatever program of this manufacturer I need or desire on a permanent basis. If there's more complicated serialization involved then I would like to be able to generate such serialized values to allow myself to make permanent use of these programs. Thanks again in advance for your help
Any assistance in this matter would be very much appreciated
