. -keygen
. -genkey
The first two are your standard online cracker, the third one is a keygen (or rather, a key disassembler) and the last one is the one I'm interested in (the GenKey command).
So, what does this mean?
This simply means that the last game you have downloaded is cracked (the files are no longer encrypted) and then you can open them with the keygen application and get your private key.
As for the other two crackers, they simply play the game without the need of a private key. If your file has been cracked, the program will simply load and play the game without you having to input anything.
From this, we can draw a conclusion:
A cracker (any cracker) does not steal your private key as you should have it in the first place. In other words, if you have a very strong password, you should not be affected by any online cracker.
If you use a strong password, you will only be affected by online crackers and not by any offline cracker (it doesn't matter whether it's software or hardware).
If your private key is somehow leaked, offline crackers won't be of any help to you, but online crackers will.
If a private key is leaked, offline crackers will be of no help to you, but online crackers will.
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