Naples Air Center, Inc.
6th Jul 2004, 03:45
Well, it didn't take hackers long to do the inevitable:
EVEN THOUGH Microsoft has not yet released service pack 2 for Windows XP, word reaches the INQ that its anti-piracy features have already been cracked open.
Microsoft has claimed that it's introduced features in SP2 which mean that illegal users of stolen or cracked activation codes won't be able to upgrade the OS, which is due for release in August of this year.
However, sources in the community are claiming that there's already a keygen for service pack 2 out in the wild that will bypass the security arrangements.
Get the full story here:
Windows XP SP2 cracked already? (http://theinquirer.net/?article=17010)
Richard
EVEN THOUGH Microsoft has not yet released service pack 2 for Windows XP, word reaches the INQ that its anti-piracy features have already been cracked open.
Microsoft has claimed that it's introduced features in SP2 which mean that illegal users of stolen or cracked activation codes won't be able to upgrade the OS, which is due for release in August of this year.
However, sources in the community are claiming that there's already a keygen for service pack 2 out in the wild that will bypass the security arrangements.
Get the full story here:
Windows XP SP2 cracked already? (http://theinquirer.net/?article=17010)
Richard