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(12) PATENT APPLICATION PUBLICATION (21) Application No.1103/DEL/2010 A
(19) INDIA
(22) Date of filing of Application :11/05/2010 (43) Publication Date : 18/06/2010
(54) Title of the invention : SOFTWARE SECURITY DECRYPTER
(51) International classification
(31) Priority Document No :NA
(32) Priority Date :NA
:H04L12/18;
H04L29/06
(71)Name of Applicant :
1)AKHILESH KUMAR
Address of Applicant :L-97, SECTOR-12, NOIDA. Uttar
Pradesh India
(72)Name of Inventor :
1)AKHILESH KUMAR
(33) Name of priority country :NA
(86) International Application No
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Filing Date
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(87) International Publication No :NA
(61) Patent of Addition to Application Number :NA
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(57) Abstract :
As we know in todays IT organization, there is a big problem make a house in the mind of big companies is to stop piracy of their
softwares at any cost. But we dont have a solution untill I have created a solution by creating this application. This application is a
windows based application which was developed on .net platform by using visual studio 2008. It was created by using visual basic
2008 windows application on .net framework 2.0. By using some machine values it creates a unique machine generated code every
time it installed on a machine. This suggest that this application create a unique machine code whether it was installed on same
machine or different machine simultaneously. It uses three level encryption mode to encrypt the generated value, so that it is
impossible to identify the original generated value for intruders.
No. of Pages : 16 No. of Claims : 8
The Patent Office Journal 18/06/2010 15829