Looks like this is the private key. They only had the image in the blog post, but the source on github has an RSA CAPI blob that has a well-known format, and I was able to get p and q from that and then rebuild the rest:
>>> p 11318534160529108036253485236383567956736051114291832384964860497483944138627767735644927194447604146200949263506648764691264005869856504888238541661669931
>>> q 13382005616182000286249448571069734158379697330449348896524695032496827828874510151220386742349656465839102989731103334890387932783643584970264741776141819
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Looks like this is the private key. They only had the image in the blog post, but the source on github has an RSA CAPI blob that has a well-known format, and I was able to get p and q from that and then rebuild the rest:
This key appears to match the text in the image:That's the production key, and you have it right!
Production and testing keys are uploaded here in PEM format: https://github.com/massgravel/spp-stuff
I recall a former Microsoft employee stating that outside of enterprise Microsoft has stopped caring about pirated copies of Windows.
It's easy to believe given HWID give or take has worked since the release of Windows 10.