But, do you know the operations made in order to get the 4 bytes into the numbers position, and vice-versa?
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assuming that packet 08B9 provides me with these bytes:
1B 7F C4 0B
how do I find the correct numbers position?
bRO's client asking for PIN Code on log in
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Re: bRO's client asking for PIN Code on log in
call the function with 1B 7F C4 0B arguments
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06 00 09
04 07 01
03 05 02
08
right?
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06 00 09
04 07 01
03 05 02
08
right?
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Re: bRO's client asking for PIN Code on log in
kindly explain in detail how you got from 1B 7F C4 0B to thatKurama wrote:call the function with 1B 7F C4 0B arguments
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06 00 09
04 07 01
03 05 02
08
right?

IE : what method / formula.
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Re: bRO's client asking for PIN Code on log in
YES!Kurama wrote:call the function with 1B 7F C4 0B arguments
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06 00 09
04 07 01
03 05 02
08
right?
exactly right!
Can you show me the steps? Something like pseudo-code, you know? I'll try to write something that kore can understand and reproduce.
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Re: bRO's client asking for PIN Code on log in
use the asm function .-.
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I could undertand some lines like PUSH, MOV (moves a value for one place to other?), SUB, ADD, XOR, INC, but doesn't make any idea what are LEA, CMP, JE, POP and JNZ commands.Kurama wrote:
this is the crypt function .-.
now write in perl because i dont know perl D:
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Uh... asm code.. it means nothing to me.
I was hoping you could do something like:
pick this and mix with that
and so on.

I was hoping you could do something like:
pick this and mix with that
and so on.
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Re: bRO's client asking for PIN Code on log in
or maybe you can "translate" it to english.
so we could figure out the algorithm it's using
so we could figure out the algorithm it's using
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I could undertand some lines like PUSH, MOV (moves a value for one place to other?), SUB, ADD, XOR, INC, but doesn't make any idea what are LEA, CMP, JE, POP and JNZ commands.Kurama wrote:
this is the crypt function .-.
now write in perl because i dont know perl D:
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Re: bRO's client asking for PIN Code on log in
Where the result of this is being used?Kurama wrote:Code: Select all
004A7ADA: LEA EBX, DWORD PTR DS:[EBX]