Darkorbit and c++ or c# packets

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02/11/2012 12:20 hoocrax#16

But it says 2.3.1 ? OOOLd client ? coz new client is 5++

02/11/2012 12:24 Serraniel#17

That�s not login packet. It looks like this:

Code:

00 1A 4F E8 05 17 00 1C 4A F8 EE EB 08 00 45 00 
00 5B C3 D8 40 00 80 06 C5 FC C0 A8 B2 39 3E 92
BF 53 09 B1 1F 90 6C A6 A4 F2 56 B0 A2 43 50 18
FF FF 1D 14 00 00 00 31 00 03 00 00 01 AA 7E 84
00 00 00 20 38 32 37 65 35 62 34 31 31 32 35 64
30 37 61 38 30 36 64 34 63 66 35 38 39 33 32 61
39 39 62 34 00 03 35 2E 31

. This is an old sniffed login from 5.1.2 or sth like this...

02/11/2012 12:31 hoocrax#18

Yeah exactly,

The above u showed :

Quote:

3.Z.....1...siddddd..5.4.2

Is the new packet.. it appears as ... because it is encrypted !

02/11/2012 12:52 SekhmetPOL#19

Quote:

Originally Posted by hoocrax

But it says 2.3.1 ? OOOLd client ? coz new client is 5++

This packet is from today, but i don't know why is 2.3.1

03/11/2012 10:49 SekhmetPOL#20

Okey, i have login packet from UridiumWars.

HTML Code:

LOGIN|UID|SID|ClientVersion.

I write that code:

Code:

 int SendPacket(Socket s, String str) {
            TcpClient k = new TcpClient("62.146.187.186", 8080);
            try {
			str += "\n\0";
            ASCIIEncoding encoder = new ASCIIEncoding();
            byte[] packet = encoder.GetBytes(str);
			
			if(k.Connected)
			    k.Send(packet,str.Length, 0);
		    }
		    catch(SocketException e) {
			return e.ErrorCode;
		    }
		    return 0;
	        }

But I don't know how send packet in C#
In C++:

Code:

k->Send(packet,str.Length, 0);

Thanks.

03/11/2012 10:56 Serraniel#21

Quote:
Originally Posted by SekhmetPOL
Okey, i have login packet from UridiumWars.
HTML Code:
LOGIN|UID|SID|ClientVersion.

You said it. It�s from uri wars, and not for normal serveers. it won�t work. and the . at the end isn�t part of the packet!

03/11/2012 11:02 SekhmetPOL#22

Yes, i know.
But I programming this for UriWars, not DarkOrbit.

03/11/2012 11:06 Prime.�#23

i saw Udobot 4.1 for URidium wars . That was on [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] , also working perfectly

03/11/2012 11:15 SekhmetPOL#24

Quote:

Originally Posted by imaboortsog

i saw Udobot 4.1 for URidium wars . That was on [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] , also working perfectly

And...?

My passion is programming. Not use ready-made programs

06/02/2012 02:42 �jD�#25

Just so you know, DarkOrbit Packets aren't encrypted, just, serialized... with BigEndian. It's pretty easy to change the mode of a Socket to BigEndian :)

-jD

06/02/2012 07:09 SekhmetPOL#26

o.0
I anaylze SeaCrusher and packets are decryped in 2 functions.

06/02/2012 10:44 �ΙЍȺƦƴ�ȰȾ#27

Quote:

Originally Posted by SekhmetPOL

And...?

My passion is programming. Not use ready-made programs

if u r coding for uridium wars , u can just get help from UDObot 4.1 source code
as UW uses client something 2.x.x , it uses same packets as DO before , u can get all packets there in source , For DO ver 5.x.x packets are changed a lot , u can use UDO bot source to get functioning of bot, not packets

best of luck , coding is really fun when there are challenges

06/02/2012 14:33 bottdo#28

I recently decompiled the (normal) DO Client.
In the ActionScript file which represents the logincommand, there's written:

Code:

public function _-dD(arg1:flash.utils.IDataOutput):void
        {
            arg1.writeShort(ID);                  //const ID:int = 160
            arg1.writeShort(this._-4z());      //_-4z() returns always 0
                                                        //(maybe decompile error)
            arg1.writeInt(this.userID);
            arg1.writeShort(this.factionID);
            arg1.writeUTF(this.sessionID);
            arg1.writeUTF(this.version);
            arg1.writeInt(this.instanceId);
            return;
        }

06/02/2012 15:56 SekhmetPOL#29

But i must crypted packet to send to DO servers.

06/03/2012 20:40 bottdo#30

The packets aren't crypted... it's only hard to read them if you use a packet sniffer. You only have to set your socket properly.

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