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A keygen is a program that starts with the legitimate software license key found on the original application. This software is either installed or activated by supplying this license key to the application at startup. It can also be used to generate new keys for activating an application on different computers, creating an unlimited number of licenses for use on various machines without having to purchase them separately. A key generator is one kind of a keygen that creates a new set of keys using any existing, valid license. Key generators are commonly used by end-users who want to create their own activation codes or generate temporary ones they can use for testing purposes before buying the genuine product. The following table lists a few common uses for keygens. 1. To install a copy of a software or application, normally through creating its own license key from the software's original one. 2. To activate an application once it has been installed legally, often by decrypting it with its own keys and then patching the encrypted sections to remove the need for an activation code to be supplied during normal use. This is not strictly a keygen, but is commonly referred to as one, especially when it removes the need for a software to require activation. 3. To generate new license keys for different servers or virtual machines without having to purchase more licenses from their original product vendor.The use of keygens has been considered controversial by some authors of antivirus programs due to its ability of spreading illegal copies of legitimate software. The makers of these programs argue that the license owners are losing significant profits every time an illegal copy is sold instead of being bought legally, which they consider unfair given that they are also paying taxes at the same time. A keygen uses the legitimate license key to activate legitimate copies of software. The use of keygens is controversial because it allows software piracy. Keygens are also used to create illegal copies of software that are not owned by the creator of the original program, usually for personal use or for obtaining another copy without paying any costs. Two articles named "Media Fire" published on 13 February 2011 and 25 February 2014 were used as references for this research. These articles present several cases in which media piracy is considered unethical by many people residing in other countries, including Russia, India and China. All references were taken from the following articles: The results of this research show that "keygens" do not facilitate software piracy, but instead help to protect the lawful use of software. Providing users with a way to legally activate software is advantageous to companies and creates an additional revenue stream for firms. However, it is possible to make unauthorized copies and distribute them in many other ways. For example, simply copying and pasting a license key into an email and sending it could be one method of distribution, although the use of keygens provides an alternative way for distribution that can be marketed as legal by using their legal name. cfa1e77820