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HPE USB Key Utility for Windows By downloading, you agree to the terms and conditions of the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Software License Agreement. The HPE USB Key Utility is a Windows application that will allow the user to copy the ISO and CD contents to a USB memory key using SmartStart CD, Firmware Maintenance CD, Smart Update Firmware DVD, Intelligent Provisioning Recovery DVD, Service Pack for ProLiants or other supported products. Users may then run the ISO and CD applications from a USB key. Prerequisites: One or more of the following:
And:
After successful installation of the HPE USB Key Utility, the USB flash drive can be used on supported ProLiant servers. To ensure the integrity of your download, HPE recommends verifying your results with this SHA-256 Checksum value:
Reboot Requirement: Installation: End User License Agreements: Upgrade Requirement: Notes: After installation, the utility will place a shortcut in 'HPE System Tools' in the 'Programs' start menu folder.
Upgrade Requirement: Fixed an issue when using DVD Rewritable media as the source. Version:3.0.0.0 (12 Jul 2017) Upgrade Requirement: Fixed an issue in the the USB Key Utility where it would report that some newer SPP ISO images were corrupt or invalid. Changed installer to 64-bit version. Version:2.1.0.0 (1 Apr 2016) Upgrade Requirement: Fixed an issue when using DVD Rewritable media as the source. Version:2.0.0.0 (15 Apr 2015) Upgrade Requirement: The utility has been changed to 64-bit to support of ISO images greater than 4GB. Version:1.8.0.0 (24 Feb 2015) Upgrade Requirement: Updated installer to support new OSes(Windows 2012 R2, Windows 8, etc) Version:1.7.0.0 (27 Mar 2012) Upgrade Requirement: Fixes issues opening large ISO files. Version:1.6.0.0 (5 Apr 2011) Upgrade Requirement: The HP USB Key Utility for Windows version 1.6 performs faster USB device formatting and supports USB flash devices up to 32GB. Version:1.5.0.0 (29 Mar 2010) Upgrade Requirement: The HP USB Key Utility for Windows version 1.5 allows the HP Smart Update Firmware DVD to run in Automatic Firmware Update mode with a 30 second timeout. Version:1.3.0.0 (29 Jul 2009) The HP USB Key Utility for Windows version 1.3 can install multiple CD images on a single USB key. This feature can be used with HP SmartStart CD version 8.30 or later and HP ProLiant Firmware Maintenance CD version 8.70 or later. Version:1.2.0.0 (30 Mar 2009) Upgrade Requirement: Ver 1.2 of the utility will run on current Windows 64-bit OSs. Version:1.1.0.0 (9 Jan 2007) Upgrade Requirement: Ver 1.1 fixes a minor issue with the Cancel button and Override feature. Ver. 1.1 includes SystemROM Floppy support and choice of English or Japanese installation. Version:1.0.0.0 (1 Jun 2006) Upgrade Requirement: This is the initial version of the HP USB Key Utility. Refer to http://www.hp.com/servers/smartstart for more information.
DescriptionThe HPE USB Key Utility is a Windows application that will allow the user to copy the ISO and CD contents to a USB memory key using SmartStart CD, Firmware Maintenance CD, Smart Update Firmware DVD, Intelligent Provisioning Recovery DVD, Service Pack for ProLiants or other supported products. Users may then run the ISO and CD applications from a USB key. Installation InstructionsPrerequisites: One or more of the following:
And:
After successful installation of the HPE USB Key Utility, the USB flash drive can be used on supported ProLiant servers. To ensure the integrity of your download, HPE recommends verifying your results with this SHA-256 Checksum value:
Reboot Requirement: Installation: Release NotesEnd User License Agreements: Upgrade Requirement: Notes: After installation, the utility will place a shortcut in 'HPE System Tools' in the 'Programs' start menu folder.
FixesUpgrade Requirement: Fixed an issue when using DVD Rewritable media as the source. Revision HistoryVersion:3.0.0.0 (12 Jul 2017) Upgrade Requirement: Fixed an issue in the the USB Key Utility where it would report that some newer SPP ISO images were corrupt or invalid. Changed installer to 64-bit version. Version:2.1.0.0 (1 Apr 2016) Upgrade Requirement: Fixed an issue when using DVD Rewritable media as the source. Version:2.0.0.0 (15 Apr 2015) Upgrade Requirement: The utility has been changed to 64-bit to support of ISO images greater than 4GB. Version:1.8.0.0 (24 Feb 2015) Upgrade Requirement: Updated installer to support new OSes(Windows 2012 R2, Windows 8, etc) Version:1.7.0.0 (27 Mar 2012) Upgrade Requirement: Fixes issues opening large ISO files. Version:1.6.0.0 (5 Apr 2011) Upgrade Requirement: The HP USB Key Utility for Windows version 1.6 performs faster USB device formatting and supports USB flash devices up to 32GB. Version:1.5.0.0 (29 Mar 2010) Upgrade Requirement: The HP USB Key Utility for Windows version 1.5 allows the HP Smart Update Firmware DVD to run in Automatic Firmware Update mode with a 30 second timeout. Version:1.3.0.0 (29 Jul 2009) The HP USB Key Utility for Windows version 1.3 can install multiple CD images on a single USB key. This feature can be used with HP SmartStart CD version 8.30 or later and HP ProLiant Firmware Maintenance CD version 8.70 or later. Version:1.2.0.0 (30 Mar 2009) Upgrade Requirement: Ver 1.2 of the utility will run on current Windows 64-bit OSs. Version:1.1.0.0 (9 Jan 2007) Upgrade Requirement: Ver 1.1 fixes a minor issue with the Cancel button and Override feature. Ver. 1.1 includes SystemROM Floppy support and choice of English or Japanese installation. Version:1.0.0.0 (1 Jun 2006) Upgrade Requirement: This is the initial version of the HP USB Key Utility. Refer to http://www.hp.com/servers/smartstart for more information. |
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During gaming, due to update or Installing / Uninstalling Game, Registry Key Omitted. After that u are unable to play CS.When u open the Game, u get error like this. That's the answer.
(A) Counter Strike 1.6 Original Keys:-
5RP2E-EPH3K-BR3LG-KMGTE-FN8PY
5ZN2A-JBSCK-SWYYI-DPHK6-CK3JX
5ZN2F-C6NTT-ZPBWP-L2DWQ-Y4B49
58V2E-CCKCJ-B8VSE-MEW9Y-ACB2K
5ZK2G-79JSD-FFSFD-CF35H-SDF4A
5Z62E-79JDV-79NAM-ZGVE6-ARBWY
5ZQ2A-NI239-4F4K7-H9N8Q-VTSYT
(B) Another Method is by direct Registry Editor.
1. Download the File and extract it.
2. Close the Game (CS 1.6).
3. Double Click on the File and install by Accepting the Update Registry Notification.
4. No need to restart. But a Restart is Good for the System Stabilities.
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DOWNLOAD DIRECT REGISTRY CD KEY HERE
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Coding Horror
Cory Doctorow recently linked to this fascinating email from Jon Callas, the CTO of PGP corporation. In it, Jon describes the impossibility of brute force attacks on modern cryptography:
Modern cryptographic systems are essentially unbreakable, particularly if an adversary is restricted to intercepts. We have argued for, designed, and built systems with 128 bits of security precisely because they are essentially unbreakable. It is very easy to underestimate the power of exponentials. 2^128 is a very big number. Burt Kaliski first came up with this characterization, and if he had a nickel for every time I tell it, he could buy a latte or three.Imagine a computer that is the size of a grain of sand that can test keys against some encrypted data. Also imagine that it can test a key in the amount of time it takes light to cross it. Then consider a cluster of these computers, so many that if you covered the earth with them, they would cover the whole planet to the height of 1 meter. The cluster of computers would crack a 128-bit key on average in 1,000 years.
If you want to brute-force a key, it literally takes a planet-ful of computers. And of course, there are always 256-bit keys, if you worry about the possibility that government has a spare planet that they want to devote to key-cracking.
Each additonal bit doubles the number of keys you have to test in a brute force attack, so by the time you get to 128 or 256 bits, you have a staggeringly large number of potential keys to test. The classic illustration of this exponential growth is the fable of the mathematician, the king, and the chess board:
There is an old Persian legend about a clever courtier who presented a beautiful chessboard to his king and requested that the king give him in return 1 grain of rice for the first square on the board, 2 grains of rice for the second square, 4 grains for the third, and so forth. The king readily agreed and ordered rice to be brought from his stores. By the fortieth square a million million rice grains had to be brought from the storerooms. The king's entire rice supply was exhausted long before he reached the sixty-fourth square. Exponential increase is deceptive because it generates immense numbers very quickly.
By the time you get to that 32nd chessboard square, you're facing a very large number indeed.
However, 2^32 isn't necessarily a very large set of keys when you're performing a brute force attack with a worldwide distributed network of computers. Such as the RC5 distributed computing project. Here's what they've done so far:
The earliest 56-bit challenge, which ended in 1997, tested keys at a rate of 1.6 million per second. The ongoing 72-bit challenge is currently testing keys at the rate of 139.2 million per second. We're testing keys 88 times faster than we were 10 years ago, through natural increases in computing power and additional computers added to the distributed computing network.
And yet the RC5-72 project still has 1,040 years to go before they test the entire keyspace. Remember, that's for a lousy 72-bit key! If we want to double the amount of time the brute force attack will take, all we need to do is tack on one teeny, tiny little bit to our key. 73-bit key? 2,080 years. 74-bit key? 4,160 years.
It's painfully clear that a brute force attack on even a 128 bit key is a fool's errand. Even if you're using a planet covered with computers that crack keys at the speed of light.
If you're a smart attacker, you already know that brute force key attacks are strictly for dummies with no grasp of math or time. There are so many other vulnerabilities that are much, much easier to attack:
- Rootkits
- Social engineering
- Keyloggers
- Obtain the private key file and attack the password on it
Of course, beyond ruling out brute force attacks, I'm barely scratching the surface here. Jon Callas' Black Hat conference presentation Hacking PGP (pdf) goes into much more detail, if you're interested.
Written by Jeff Atwood
Indoor enthusiast. Co-founder of Stack Overflow and Discourse. Disclaimer: I have no idea what I'm talking about. Find me here: http://twitter.com/codinghorror
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