server.dat

02/05/2014 16:22 kakamankoko#1
hey could anyone please decrypt this server.dat or send me a link or any tutorial on how to do it ?
02/06/2014 06:20 pro4never#2
Assuming that's from a remotely modern client then no, you cannot decrypt/re-encrypt it properly.
02/14/2014 20:49 Ultimation#3
You can decrypt it, but its useless because you can't encrypt it without the RSA private key, The public key is in the client to decrypt it, I guess you could patch the client with a new key pair or wait years while a tool bruteforces a valid keypair :)
02/15/2014 02:14 { Angelius }#4
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... or wait years while a tool bruteforces a valid keypair :)
That tool already exists... But the fact that it took a team of the smartest people in the world 4 years to factorize a 768-bit integer and the fact that even a quantum computer is incapable of enumerating all possible combinations of 2048-bit long public key...At least not in our lifetime. Renders that tool useless.. :(

What a shame...
02/15/2014 20:14 _DreadNought_#5
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Originally Posted by { Angelius } View Post
That tool already exists... But the fact that it took a team of the smartest people in the world 4 years to factorize a 768-bit integer and the fact that even a quantum computer is incapable of enumerating all possible combinations of 2048-bit long public key...At least not in our lifetime. Renders that tool useless.. :(

What a shame...
By the time you're old 2048-bit key will probably be considered insecure. I mean, look how fast we're literally leaping in the technological world.

(Not that you should use RSA anyway, considering it's likely the random generator has a backdoor)
12/07/2014 21:14 filedecarne#6
here it is decrypted

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02/16/2015 03:29 user11a#7
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Originally Posted by { Angelius } View Post
That tool already exists... But the fact that it took a team of the smartest people in the world 4 years to factorize a 768-bit integer and the fact that even a quantum computer is incapable of enumerating all possible combinations of 2048-bit long public key...At least not in our lifetime. Renders that tool useless.. :(
Figured, thanks for feedback.

Need to find a way to get the key or decrypting yields not much