I found the following browsing...
Someone Decrypted the ini files and left the message that this was very important: 004E2110
followed up by this post ^^
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I assume that 004E2110 is the program offset to the crypto key in the client?
If that is the case, then the next step is to identify the crypto algorithm and try to decrypt the files on our own.
If the key is a symmetric key, then the same key can be used to decrypt the ini files, change them and then reencrypt to make the changes perminant.
If the key is asymmetric then we need to write a patcher to decrypt the ini files, replace the client key and reencrypt the ini files.
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Someone Decrypted the ini files and left the message that this was very important: 004E2110
followed up by this post ^^
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I assume that 004E2110 is the program offset to the crypto key in the client?
If that is the case, then the next step is to identify the crypto algorithm and try to decrypt the files on our own.
If the key is a symmetric key, then the same key can be used to decrypt the ini files, change them and then reencrypt to make the changes perminant.
If the key is asymmetric then we need to write a patcher to decrypt the ini files, replace the client key and reencrypt the ini files.
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