Microsoft will be pushing a new Windows Activation Technologies (WAT) update before end of February for Windows 7 users with a set of anti-piracy measures which would disable more than 70 known used by pirates to activate illegal copies of the software. In an official blog post by Joe Williams, General Manager, Genuine Windows the company announced the new update stating: Activation exploits are sometimes called “hacks”, and attempt to bypass or compromise Windows’ activation technologies. This new update is further evidence of Microsoft’s commitment to keeping customers and partners secure. The update will determine whether Windows 7 installed on a PC is genuine and will better protect customers’ PCs by making sure that the integrity of key licensing components remains intact. So, what are the risks of activation exploits? Searching for, downloading, or installing activation exploits or counterfeit software on the Internet is risky, because sites that advertise these pirated products often contain malware, viruses, and Trojans, which are found bundled with or directly built into the activation exploit or counterfeit software. A study by research firm IDC, The Risks of Obtaining and Using Pirated Software, shows that one in four Web sites offering counterfeit software attempted to install unwanted or malicious code upon downloading.

Sep 10, 2015 - Rilasciata soluzione anti WGA 1.7.69.1 [Windows Genuine Advantage Validation v1.7.69.1 CRACKED-ETH0.rar] Chicche di Cala.Download. Alla Microsoft hanno rilasciato l’ultima release del WGA (Windows Genuine Advantage) col solito aggiornamento automatico, e come in ogni versione del WGA il team ETH0 ha rilasciato la verisone patchata. Grazie a Chicche di Cala che ha raccolto tutte le release del WGA e delle relative patch, pubblico le ultime rilasciate in ordine di tempo.

And this rate is rising. Media Surveillance, an anti-piracy solutions company based in Germany, recently downloaded more than five hundred pirated copies of Windows 7 (and Windows activation exploits) and found that 32% contained malicious code. These are very disturbing figures – especially when considering that resellers may be using these downloads to claim that the PCs they sell include genuine Windows.

The update will be marked as “ Important” and will get distributed first to the Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise editions, one thing worth watching here is that what will happen to pirates who have completely removed WAT from there computers using one of the most popular Windows 7 activation hack - what will get updated if the feature is completely removed from the OS? • • • • 121141 reads.