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No, thank "you" for sharing such valued resources.

I've been using keygens since the year 2000, and clearly remember cracking the good old bloated Norton SystemWorks 2000 and also Norton Antivirus 2001. My favorite reverse engineers are CORE (Challenge Of Reverse Engineering), Edge and Black Riders.

i´ve loved C.O.R.E. when i was in high school a years ago.
they have a lot of releases.

the first program from them that i´ve used was TuneUp Utilities 2010.
later, i won a license from Softonic for 2011 

i do not remember well what software i was using with a BRD KG, i think it was WinZip 

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well thanks but ill probably used them as an inspirastions for my ones, 99% of the apps i used are free or i brought them. So i should be fine lol.

thanks for sharing though

i use both free and paid, but the reason is because i love to see how people take the challenge of reverse a program or game.

a years ago, i've found a cracking tutorial made by someone called lena151. i learned a lot about how to use OllyDBG and trace things.

i´ve learned more from ASM than from BASIC for some strange reason 

tbh im terrible at low level stuff, ive learned how to code by myself. im also kinda learning MSIL to save time on some cracks. My last 20-30 cracks were fully made in MSIL.

don´t worry... just take your time.
you will learn anything you want... and also the time will delete some knowledges (the brain sometimes "keeps in a drawer" some learned things)
it's a matter of being persistent, at least from time to time. i learned python recently, doing it little by little, at my own pace.