is there a way to crypt server.dat like realco??
[Question]Is There a way to crypt server.dat?
10/24/2009 18:52
murder1991#1
10/24/2009 18:54
raidenx123#2
you have to have conquer.exe read the encryption
10/24/2009 18:58
murder1991#3
well i will use conquer.exe from realco
10/24/2009 19:03
raidenx123#4
you need to make/find you own custom encrypter/decrypter because im pretty sure they use there own.
10/24/2009 19:23
murder1991#5
that sux :@
10/24/2009 19:24
raidenx123#6
there is no point of encrypting it because people can just use a decrypted server.dat from another client...
10/24/2009 19:25
murder1991#7
well but i dont want ppl to know the ip :D
10/24/2009 19:34
CptSky#8
TQ uses an OpenSSL encryption... There is a decryptor with the source I think...
10/24/2009 19:36
raidenx123#9
im not sure when they started to encrypt the server.dat though, so the main sources might not work with that.
10/24/2009 19:59
PropItem#10
just connect to anyone and type netstats in run/cmd ;oQuote:
well but i dont want ppl to know the ip :D
works on alot of things connected to you and what your connected to
Local and long distance lol!
10/24/2009 20:10
raidenx123#11
from all the flaming i've done to you i'd like to just say this; you remind me of the "Vonage" phone service commercial :/Quote:
works on alot of things connected to you and what your connected to
Local and long distance lol!
10/24/2009 20:37
_Tequila_#12
There's really no way to "hide" the IP as winsock will need to know where to connect to in the sockaddr* parameter of connect ([Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]).
Alternatives is hooking fopen(), OpenFile() or CreateFile(), whichever one of these TQ calls to process server.dat, and after the call to the initial function, running your own decryption routine on the file. It's likely you aren't capable of this, so I wouldn't suggest trying.
If your using a newer version of conquer (say 5095) where the server.dat is encrypted, you could essentially encrypt, and decrypt server.dat assuming you some how manage to get both the public key and private key used in RSA (which isn't likely you get the private key).
Alternatives is hooking fopen(), OpenFile() or CreateFile(), whichever one of these TQ calls to process server.dat, and after the call to the initial function, running your own decryption routine on the file. It's likely you aren't capable of this, so I wouldn't suggest trying.
If your using a newer version of conquer (say 5095) where the server.dat is encrypted, you could essentially encrypt, and decrypt server.dat assuming you some how manage to get both the public key and private key used in RSA (which isn't likely you get the private key).