The author claims that the code was disassembled. S/he credits "CodeView" which is Microsoft's debugging/disassembly tool. Of course, this could just be a cunning ruse... Although it has not been completely settled that disassembly is a legitimate form of reverse engineering, the trend has been to consider the two equivalent. So, whoever posted RC2 had at least a good idea of how to

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