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Many organizations have troubles in determining the difference between a pirated license key or an official license key provisioned by Dell or Quest. Typically, this may include ex-employees of the software publisher, in this case Quest or Dell software (with the objective to get back towards their former employee), individuals that just like to avoid paying license and/or support fees for the use of proprietary owned software or individuals that would just like to test the software functionality without obtaining a (trial or freeware) license from Quest software. Due to the distribution via the internet, it is typically difficult to find out who (initially) created the pirated license key. A pirated or “cracked” license key is typically made available on the internet, so as many individuals can make use of the software as possible, without paying a license and/or support fee for such use towards the software publisher that developed and owns the software.

The pirated license key makes sure the software can be used, but the right to make use of the software program has not been granted/authorized by the software publisher itself. A pirated license key is created and distributed by someone other than the software publisher itself. Since there are software programs with license keys, there have also been people creating their own (pirated) license keys.

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