can some one decrypte this Magictype.dat file for me ?

[TheGameCo]

i try many DatCryptor but after i open it it shoes like Codes ....
some one please do it for me ..
and if some one do it tell me how did he do that ...

thanks

[lazeezo]

Some higher versions of .dat files have different level of encryption that DatCryptor can not decrypt. This is an instance of such versions.

[CptSky]

Originally Posted by TheGameCo

i try many DatCryptor but after i open it it shoes like Codes ....
some one please do it for me ..
and if some one do it tell me how did he do that ...

thanks

It's not encrypted.

Originally Posted by lazeezo

Some higher versions of .dat files have different level of encryption that DatCryptor can not decrypt. This is an instance of such versions.

LOL ? It's a different algorithm, it's a different key, or it's not encrypted. Nothing related to a level of encryption.

[lazeezo]

Originally Posted by CptSky

It's not encrypted.



LOL ? It's a different algorithm, it's a different key, or it's not encrypted. Nothing related to a level of encryption.

If it uses a different algorithm or key, wouldn't that be called a different level of encryption? I don't see your point.

[CptSky]

Originally Posted by lazeezo

If it uses a different algorithm or key, wouldn't that be called a different level of encryption? I don't see your point.

A level of encryption could mean 2 things :

1. What is encrypted: file-level, storage-level (HDD), file system-level (NTFS), etc.
2. Difficulty to decrypt: server.dat uses RSA which is almost impossible to decrypt without solid reverse-engeenering in comparison to the simple algorithm used by TQ for most .dat files.
N.B. The same algorithm could have a different level of difficulty based on few settings.

In the case of the TQ client, all (except server.dat) .dat files use the same level of encryption. It's only the key (seed) which changes.

[lazeezo]

Originally Posted by CptSky

A level of encryption could mean 2 things :

1. What is encrypted: file-level, storage-level (HDD), file system-level (NTFS), etc.
2. Difficulty to decrypt: server.dat uses RSA which is almost impossible to decrypt without solid reverse-engeenering in comparison to the simple algorithm used by TQ for most .dat files.
N.B. The same algorithm could have a different level of difficulty based on few settings.

In the case of the TQ client, all (except server.dat) .dat files use the same level of encryption. It's only the key (seed) which changes.

Sounds good. But, all I meant by a different level was a different type.. another kind.. not too literal there bud