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Miesco · Newbie Joined: Aug 23 2004 Posts: 24 Offline

Is my 00 02 response suppost to look like this:

00 02 01 00 00 00 00 96 7a 90 38 1c cf e6 b8 3c cb 7d 90 5f 9f 92 94 70 80 a8 f9 92 8e 00 48 db 71 15 32 ac af e3 8e ae 60 9e b1 0f fb 86 80 e7 74 47 ba 77 75 e0 2c 06 29 16 2d 56 12 52 68 fb 4f 00 c7 47 8d 8e 44 57 6b 76 b9 ae 37 3f f7 f0 20 08 99 e2 d7 0a 80 92 9a c9 c2 94 94 42 9c 35 57 d3 ce 2a 27 69 51 d2 00 3a 63 b5 8f d4 93 fb 6a c9 83 88 cb 76 ff d4 48 4e 31 3c 3b a5 06 11 7c 2a 79 35 49 bd ab af f0 29 41

2dragons · Novice Joined: Feb 17 2004 Posts: 95 Offline

no.

should be 5 bytes long, 6 with the leading 0x00

0x02 Encryption Response

Offset Length Description
0 1 Type Byte 0x02
1 4 Server Encryption Key

Miesco · Newbie Joined: Aug 23 2004 Posts: 24 Offline

Any reason why I get all this stuff AFTER I receive the correct response?

Mine GO BOOM · Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 12:34 pm Post subject:

You are connecting to a zone connect to the SSC billing server. All that extra 'junk' is what is used to verify that you are connected to the real SSC billing server, and is used to keep your password secure even from the server and/or proxies.

In other words, just ignore it.

Guest · Offline

I also get stuff after other packets like:

00 04 00 00 00 00 80 17 ec 26

is that also just stuff I should ignore?

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D1st0rt · Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 4:35 pm Post subject:

There's no warning because its on SSC
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-Smong- · Guest Offline

How do you tell whether it is on SSC or not?

D1st0rt · Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 4:43 pm Post subject:

chats

-Smong- · Guest Offline

How can the client get on a chat channel before it has even logged in?

Mr Ekted · Movie Geek Gender: Joined: Feb 09 2004 Posts: 1379 Offline

Miesco · Newbie Joined: Aug 23 2004 Posts: 24 Offline

Mr. Ekted, yea im pretty sure its my encryption, here is my decrypt():

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sub ssdecrypt {
my @packet = @_;
my ($tempKey, $tempInt, $count, @output, $index);

if (@packet[0] == 0x00) {
$index = 2;
} else {
$index = 1;
}

$tempKey = $serverKey;
#$count = int( scalar(@packet) + (4 - scalar(@packet) % 4) );
$count = scalar(@packet);
#$count = scalar(@packet[$index .. $#packet]);

@output = @packet[$index .. $#packet];
for ($i = 0; $i < $count; $i += 4) {
$tempInt = dece_int(@table[$i .. $i+3]) ^ $tempKey ^ dece_int(@output[$i .. ($i+3)]);
$tempKey = dece_int(@output[$i .. ($i+3)]);
@output[$i .. ($i+3)] = ence_int(int($tempInt & 0xffffffff));
}

unshift(@output, @packet[0 .. $index-1]);
return @output;
}

See how there are 2 commented $count's, well it depends on which one I have to how many extra packets add on, if I make it the last one (.................... NEVER MIND I just found out how to do it while posting! I got it write now, no extra stuff

Mr Ekted · Movie Geek Gender: Joined: Feb 09 2004 Posts: 1379 Offline

What language is that?

Cyan~Fire · Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2004 6:20 am Post subject:

It looks messed up enough to be PERL. Maybe that's why your encryption doesn't work... you're mixing languages!

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Miesco · Newbie Joined: Aug 23 2004 Posts: 24 Offline

Its only perl, so is the rest of my core, who said I was doing it in C

Explody · Guest Offline

Is this SSJTrunksz?

Miesco · Newbie Joined: Aug 23 2004 Posts: 24 Offline

of course

Cyan~Fire · Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2004 5:09 pm Post subject:

Oh darnit I got confused between your post and emileej's. My bad, sorry.

Miesco · Newbie Joined: Aug 23 2004 Posts: 24 Offline

Yea well were both making a bot core, both have questions about the same things.

D1st0rt · Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2004 9:46 am Post subject:

@Smong: I was just saying thats how I know its on ssc, I have no idea how the client knows, but mgb says its in the extra