Hi. Looking for some info on metin2 packet encryption. What i know so far is that it uses Authenticated Diffie Hellman key exchange, but not what's used underneath. Any hits, could anyone point me in the right direction?
Metin2 packet encryption
04/12/2017 16:30
GigabyteM2#1
04/12/2017 17:28
_asm#2
Diffie Hellman is not used anymore for the latest metin2 clients/servers (gf). However, since you're asking how this Key-Exchange implementation is/was implemented into the clients, I suggest you to take a look into the leaked source code of the metin2 client/server and the [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...].
kind regards,
_asm
kind regards,
_asm
04/12/2017 17:40
Kexxon#3
I'm interested in the GF official servers, what's used now?
04/12/2017 18:20
_asm#4
well, that's your job. Go ahead and analyze the client and find out what's currently being used.
I could tell you right away, but that'd ruin the surprise that's coming this year ;).
I could tell you right away, but that'd ruin the surprise that's coming this year ;).
04/12/2017 18:42
GigabyteM2#5
What's comming?
04/12/2017 18:54
_asm#6
a program that utilizes the new Packet Encryption in a lightweight Linux friendly environment.
In other words, a game emulator.
In other words, a game emulator.
04/12/2017 19:08
GigabyteM2#7
By whom? What's it called and where can i find out more about it?
04/12/2017 19:16
_asm#8
1.) by me and a friend of mine.Quote:
By whom? What's it called and where can i find out more about it?
2.) it's called "Andromeda" atm.
3.) you won't be able to find it since it's still in development. However, it will be released this year.
04/12/2017 19:38
GigabyteM2#9
Will be looking out for that. Could you just help me out with this one thing tho? All i want to know is how the keys are exchanged and what cipher is then used. (GF servers)