This is a legal files to test the protection cracking. This file is intended by the company to experience crack the protection and is not intended for sale. StarForce Technologies is a Russian software developer with headquarters in Moscow. The main activities: information security, protection against unauthorized copying.

PC Game Piracy Examined [Page 9] Copy Protection & DRM (Pt.2) StarForce The first protection system to truly fall afoul of user anger is StarForce. Developed around ten years ago by a Russian company called Protection Technology, it was in common use in a, and still is in the Russian version of several recent games such as STALKER: Clear Sky. Complaints about potential StarForce-related issues had been brewing for years, much the same as virtually any other protection system. However something happened in 2005 to change the way in which StarForce would be viewed forever: StarForce became extremely difficult to crack due to the methods that Version 3. Arriba Comunicacion Y Cultura 6th Edition Package. 0 of StarForce started employing. As we've already discussed, these methods meant that the StarForce-protected UbiSoft title Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory released in March 2005 remained uncracked for over a year. As if by coincidence, towards the end of 2005 with StarForce 3 still uncracked a determined public hate campaign suddenly sprang up, lobbying UbiSoft in particular to permanently remove StarForce. Interestingly enough, there's very little in the way of actual evidence that StarForce does anything harmful.