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masachan
 
   
  
 
 
Since: 05-05-02
From: Singapore
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Hi Sasami
How possible is it that Gravity could encrypt all their packets in blowfish 128 bit?
I dun think it would be very easy to read intercepted packets then,
either you would need a super computer or very good luck to decrypt it rite?
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The Raven
 
Since: 04-22-02
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How do you think the RO client will decrypt them? With the Key!
So it wouldn't work, someone will reverse the key from the client and use it in a new bot. |
jekki
 
Since: 04-30-02
From: usa
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decrypting keys isn't that easy, unless theres tons of ahem *smart* people doing it and i dont think bot makers have the necessary skills to do that
hey i might be wrong neh?
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masachan
Since: 05-05-02
From: Singapore
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decompiling isn't easy or at times impossible.
I'm using Visual.NET, just write a proggie in a mixture of languages and what are you going to decompile it in?
SoftIce isn't going to work as well cause it's going to be 128 bit blowfish encryption.
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The Raven
Since: 04-22-02
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If it's encrypted, the client stores the key SOMEWHERE in the exe.
About .NET, you can easily disassemble it to the IL. That's the point of .NET, all of the languages are first compiled to the IL. |
Sasami
Goddess in Training
 
Since: 02-18-02
From: Back in texas! YAY! college sucked!
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Hm, you're getting into areas I havn't explored yet, first of all, by .NET I'm assuming you're talking about the "upgrade" to visual basic as microsoft calls it, correct? I've done some research and decompiling VB files back to their exact original source code is possible, but there isn't a tool out there yet to do it, and i'm sure noone wants to spend their time trying. So you are saying the new VB.NET series can be decompiled down to the IL... what's IL stand for now? hehe
or am I just completly off on things 
As for the 128 bit encryption, it could be a possibility, but that would also require the server to send out ALOT more packets, requiring a lot more overhead, and bandwidth. The encryption would set the bot makers back a while, but they would still be able to crack it. But, as I have stated many times, If the encryption protocols are rotated weekly, it would get the bot programmers so frusrated they would have to quit |
The Raven
Since: 04-22-02
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VB.NET isn't just an upgrade to Visual Basic, it's a completely different programming platform at which a lot of different programming-languages, including Visual Basic, can be compiled to the same Intermediate Language.
This IL is quite easy to understand compared to the usual x86 assembly and
Microsoft even released a tool of their own to disassemble every .NET executable to the IL. |
Sasami
Goddess in Training
Since: 02-18-02
From: Back in texas! YAY! college sucked!
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ewww... not very secure then huh?
and i like how assembly works, it is the true machine langauge, very fast and efficient, IL techinically gets changed to assembly somewhere down the line.
but the encrypting packets may be a valid idea in the end, it all remains to be seen. |
Frost2
 
Since: 05-04-02
From: ?
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encryption wouldnt be a very smart move on gravitys side unless they get way faster servers...what other successful mmorpg's use 128bit encryption -_-
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kei
Since: 04-26-02
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encryption = CPU time
4k people playing the same game = CPU time x 4k
I won't do the math, don't wanna bother. |
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