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Last week’s Patch Tuesday quietly closed one of the more persistent gray‑market loopholes in Windows activation: the offline “KMS38” technique — widely packaged by the Microsoft Activation Scripts (MAS / Massgrave) project — no longer functions on updated Windows 10 and Windows 11 builds, and...

Microsoft’s November Patch Tuesday has quietly closed off one of the most convenient — and widely abused — offline activation routes for Windows 10 and Windows 11, effectively neutering the long-running “KMS38” trick used by the Microsoft Activation Scripts (MAS / MASSGRAVE) project and forcing...

A recently published report from Research Snipers reveals that a hacker collective known as Massgrave has made dramatic strides in bypassing Microsoft’s product activation mechanisms. In a deep dive into this new exploit, we explore how the MAS toolkit version 3.0—and its key feature, TSForge...

In a bold, headline-grabbing move, a group of self-proclaimed “pirates” calling themselves Massgrave have reverse-engineered Microsoft’s activation mechanism—claiming to offer free activation for Windows and perpetual-license editions of Office. This article delves deep into how the...

TSforge DRM Bypass: Permanent Crack for Windows & Office Activation Exposed Published: February 18, 2025 A recent Notebookcheck.net report has set the tech world abuzz by unveiling TSforge—a novel, seemingly permanent method for bypassing Microsoft’s Software Protection Platform (SPP). Designed...