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arrai | Posted: Friday, 01 August 2008, 06:54AM (01/08/2008)
I just shuffle the key until I can decrypt the received bytes in such a way, that I gain the packets which i used to crack the key. If I'll reach that point with that key, I can be sure it's the correct one :)
Project: sniffitzt - a wow logging proxy [Bug Tracker]
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Mercurial Repository Bug #202 [CLOSED]
Reason: Not a bug
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| Summery: not a bug, but no forum yet :) | |
| Severity: Very Low | |
| Status: | Priority: Low |
| Assigned to: Nobody | Percent Complete: 0% |
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| Reported by: Anonymous ( on Friday, 20 June 2008, 01:32PM (20/06/2008) ) | |
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| i've discovered your work, it's very funny.
i'd tried to report your code in delphi ( because it's my favorite language but not the only one ). I'd succesfull discover the unshuffled key from chat packet. i understood that the shuffled key is just a new position of the unshuffled key ( that in fact a cicular 40 Byte buffer ) but i don't understand how you find it (livedescription class is obsicious for me ) do you need to restart from the first encrypted packet that the client send or can you the shuffled key at any time ? thanks for advance and congratulations kind |
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arrai | Posted: Friday, 01 August 2008, 06:54AM (01/08/2008)I just shuffle the key until I can decrypt the received bytes in such a way, that I gain the packets which i used to crack the key. If I'll reach that point with that key, I can be sure it's the correct one :)