[PHP] Key generator

[suicidity]

This was more so a test on my web-server when I didn't have the internet.. Just simple and a reply to my VB post @ http://www.mmowned.com/forums/vb/170...ml#post1112100

This script is ran under 2 files. I always try to keep key variables in separate files.. So lets start.

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This code is for "acceptable.php", it defines the length of the serial, the acceptable amount in a serial, the count of letters in the array and the actual letters to be used in the serial.

<?php

    $length = 16;
    $letter_max = 10;
    
    $letter_count = 8;
    $letter[1] = 'A';
    $letter[2] = 'Z';
    $letter[3] = 'P';
    $letter[4] = 'U';
    $letter[5] = 'W';
    $letter[6] = 'E';
    $letter[7] = 'G';
    $letter[8] = 'V';

?>

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This is the actual "generator", it uses a simple concept described on my VB post. The letters have a value (assigned by the array count), any number keep there value; Add then up, and it's valid if it's a multiple of a number.

Now this isn't a fool-proof way of generating serials, it wasn't meant to be; It's merely tests. Also, I know I used a class and a declaration of a function to call the key generator. At the time I had plans to expand the functionality and wanted to keep the code "clean"; So I know it's actually useless but it had meaning.

NOTE: The multiplier is 7..

<?php
    
    $serial = new serial();
    
    $serial->generate();
    
    class serial {
        function generate() {
            require('acceptable.php');
            $serials_max = 20;
            $serials_gen = 0;
            $count_letter = 0;
            $count_total = 0;
            
            $serial[i] = 0;

            while ($serials_gen <= $serials_max) {
                if ($count_total == $length) {
                    $number = 0;
                    $number_check = 0;
                    $number_count = 1;
                    
                    while ($number_count <= $length) {
                        $number_check = $serial[$number_count];
                        
                        if ($number_check == 1 or $number_check == 2 or $number_check == 3 or $number_check == 4 or $number_check == 5 or $number_check == 6 or $number_check == 7 or $number_check == 8 or $number_check == 9) {
                            $number += $number_check;
                            $number_count += 1;
                        } else {
                            if ($number == $letter [1]) {
                                $number += 1;
                            } elseif ($number == $letter [2]) {
                                $number += 2;
                            } elseif ($number == $letter [3]) {
                                $number += 3;
                            } elseif ($number == $letter [4]) {
                                $number += 4;
                            } elseif ($number == $letter [5]) {
                                $number += 5;
                            } elseif ($number == $letter [6]) {
                                $number += 6;
                            } elseif ($number == $letter [7]) {
                                $number += 7;
                            } elseif ($number == $letter [8]) {
                                $number += 8;
                            }
                            $number_count += 1;
                        }
                    }
                
                    if ($number == 49 or $number == 52 or $number == 58 or $number == 64 or $number == 73 or $number == 85 or $number == 89) {
                        $echo_count = 1;
                        while ($echo_count <= $length) {
                            echo $serial[$echo_count];
                            $echo_count += 1;
                        }
                        echo '<br />';
                        $serials_gen += 1;
                        $count_letter = 0;
                        $count_total = 0;
                    } else {
                        $count_letter = 0;
                        $count_total = 0;
                    }
                } else {
                    if ($count_letter == $letter_max) {
                        $rand = 1;
                    } else {
                        $rand = mt_rand(1, 2);                
                    }
                    if ($rand == 1) {
                        $count_total += 1;
                        $serial[$count_total] = mt_rand(1,9);
                    } elseif ($rand == 2 && $count_letter <= $letter_max) {
                        $count_total += 1;
                        $letter_rand = mt_rand(1, $letter_count);
                        $count_letter +=1;
                        $serial[$count_total] = $letter[$letter_rand];
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

?>

[Edge94]

so wait, what is this suppose to be used for? im not getting this.

[Phygar]

so wait, what is this suppose to be used for? im not getting this.

Looking at boobies

[suicidity]

It can be used to generate serials for any of Your own programs.

I guess you could set it up to generate 1000 serials that look like Gamecard serials; But the chances of getting a working one are about 1 in a million..

[Y R U A NUB ?]

It can be used to generate serials for any of Your own programs.

I guess you could set it up to generate 1000 serials that look like Gamecard serials; But the chances of getting a working one are about 1 in a million..

Combine it with custom made brute forcer and you got the miracel machine ;]

[2dgreengiant]

I may have some good use for this, thanks

[Pragma]

Thanks for this +Rep

Edit: Cant give rep to this post ?