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Looking for a certain keygen for educational purposes

Hey friends,

I’m looking for a keygen created by h2o back in 2005 for (no longer sold / now abandoned) Native Instruments softwares. I am specifically looking for the NI Bandstand keygen, version 1.0 or 1.0.1 would be ideal.

Trying to reverse engineer it to figure out some details...

If anyone has access to this file, please let me know.

If this post is not allowed, my apologies & please remove it!

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Setting up a Windows Active Directory Lab with VirtualBox

Trying to get a better idea of how Windows works for curiousity/hacking, resume experience, and to study for the CompTia A+. Following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHsI8hJmggI

Just starting out now, it says I need 100GB so I hope the download doesn't take too long.

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Moving files witout permission

i dont know if it fits this sub but im going to post this anyway.

i want to make a copy of something but i dont have the permission to do it(i cant even change permissions). is there a better filemanager that ignores permissions? Im using Windows 10.

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Will a VM protect me from getting viruses on my own computer?

I'm really not an IT person so I'm sorry if this is a stupid question. I really want to just explore the deep web and I know that Tor is pretty much enough to protect my privacy, but what about computer viruses? There are a lot of weird websites out there, especially on the deep web. Is disabling JavaScript and not downloading anything enough to protect my PC from viruses? Or if I decide to run Tor on a virtual machine, how do I make sure that whatever happens to the VM does not get transferred to my own operating system?

Thanks!

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