[reGEN]

This is my first keygen so please be gentle!  



Supported products (should all be the latest release):

• Debut Professional v4.xx
  
• ExpressBurn Plus v6.xx
  
• MixPad Masters v4.xx
  
• Orion File Recovery Plus v1.xx
  
• PhotoPad Professional v3.xx
  
• Pixillion Plus v4.xx
  
• Prism Plus v3.xx
  
• Switch Plus v5.xx
  
• VideoPad Professional v5.xx
  
• Voxal Plus v2.xx
  
• WavePad Masters Edition v7.xx
  

Any constructive criticism (UI design, etc.) is welcome!

NCH Software website:
http://www.nch.com.au/

Download:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/axi4xq184...Keygen.zip

Password:
re;GEN

VirusTotal (1/67):
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/0946db.../detection

[mothered]

It's not too often that I come across a keygen with a single detection.

I've looked Into the checksum, and It matches with that of the online virus scan report. I'll check It out further In my VM later today.
The UI Is quite nice.

[reGEN]

It's not too often that I come across a keygen with a single detection.

I've looked Into the checksum, and It matches with that of the online virus scan report. I'll check It out further In my VM later today.
The UI Is quite nice.

There's nothing malicious in the keygen itself, things like process and disk I/O, etc.. All it contains is the UI and algorithms ripped from the software that's used to generate the serials.

[Cyb3rNuX]

Looks cool, hope it doesn't have cancer music like every other keygen...

Good job mate!

[reGEN]

Looks cool, hope it doesn't have cancer music like every other keygen...

Good job mate!

Haha, thanks! Might want to mute your speakers!

[mothered]

It's not too often that I come across a keygen with a single detection.

I've looked Into the checksum, and It matches with that of the online virus scan report. I'll check It out further In my VM later today.
The UI Is quite nice.

There's nothing malicious in the keygen itself, things like process and disk I/O, etc.. All it contains is the UI and algorithms ripped from the software that's used to generate the serials.  

As with a lot of tools of this nature, false positive detections can be expected, hence my previous post was based on that and not anything relative to malicious code.