[RELEASE]Crypted login data

[d3m0n3]

hi,

I'm here today to present a little work I did yesterday in a few hours, it is a method of storing login data encrypted
this system with a few small changes can help save secure data and prevent account theft.
just change the code to create a random key the first time that is saved in a configuration file, other than the login details it will serve to generate the encrypted data that it will vary from client to client.

Also I am attaching the new libraries necessary to add to the path "Lib" in client some of them have been modified by me to make them compatible with the functions applied, for my test I used an updated version of them.


### add it in intrologin.py ###

import base64
import string

	def __encrypt(self, string):
		try:
			a = string
			new_string = ''
			for x in a:
				new_string = new_string+str(int(ord(x)+127)*32)+' '

			encrypt_string = base64.encodestring(new_string)
		
			return encrypt_string
			
		except:
			print "LoginWindow.__encrypt - EncryptError"
			return -1
		
	def __decrypt(self, string):
		try:
			a = string
			data = base64.decodestring(a)
			new_string = ''
			b = data.split()
			for x in b:
				new_string = new_string+chr((int(x)/32)-127)
				
			return new_string
			
		except:
			print "LoginWindow.__decrypt - DecryptError"
			return -1
			
	def __SaveAccountInfo(self, user, passw):
		try:
			file=open("login.inf", "w+")
			userid = self.__encrypt(user).strip('\n')
			passwd = self.__encrypt(passw).strip('\n')
			
			file.write("%s#%s" % (userid, passwd))
			file.close()
		except:
			print "LoginWindow.__SaveAccountInfo - SaveError"

	def __LoadAccountInfo(self):
		try:
			file=open("login.inf")
			lines=file.readlines()
			
			if len(lines)>0:
				data=lines[0].replace('#', ' ')
				tokens=data.split()

				user=self.__decrypt(tokens[0].strip('\n'))
				passw=self.__decrypt(tokens[1].strip('\n'))
				
			return user, passw

		except:
			print "LoginWindow.__LoadAccountInfo - OpenError"
			return -1, -1
			
	def __OnClickSaveButton(self):	
		id = self.idEditLine.GetText()
		pwd = self.pwdEditLine.GetText()
		self.__SaveAccountInfo(id, pwd)
		self.PopupNotifyMessage("Dati di Login Salvati!")

data stored is like this:

NzI2NCA1Njk2IDc1NTIgNTYwMCA3NTg0IDU2OTYg#Nzc3NiA3Mjk2IDc3NDQgNzc3NiA3Nzc2IDcyOTYgNzc0NCA3Nzc2IA==

i hope be useful

enjoy

d3m0n3

['oShet]

Ich check nicht was es bringen soll..

[d3m0n3]

Originally Posted by 'oShet

Ich check nicht was es bringen soll..

in english please

[´Sh4Xx`]

What it does

[.CelorFreak]

Originally Posted by 'oShet

Ich check nicht was es bringen soll..

Diese funktion verschlüsselt die Login Daten, die z.B. über den Button "Login-Daten Speichern" generiert wurden und in den Client Ordner gespeichert wurden (Loginsetting.cfg/Loginsettinginfo.cfg (Oder sonnst irgendwelche Dateien wo diese Gespeichert werden können).

[.Infinity]

Base64 ist NICHT sicher.. Damit kann man die Datein vielleicht vor Freunden verstecken, die sich an eurem PC bedienen, verstecken, das wars dann aber auch.

Base64 is not safe.. You can hide your passwords from friends that make use of your PC, that's it!

[d3m0n3]

Originally Posted by .Infinity

Base64 ist NICHT sicher.. Damit kann man die Datein vielleicht vor Freunden verstecken, die sich an eurem PC bedienen, verstecken, das wars dann aber auch.

Base64 is not safe.. You can hide your passwords from friends that make use of your PC, that's it!

if you look at the code is not only base64
but are used in addition to other methods without knowing the code you can not decrypt

this is login and password try to decode without read code

NzI2NCA1Njk2IDc1NTIgNTYwMCA3NTg0IDU2OTYg#Nzc3NiA3Mjk2IDc3NDQgNzc3NiA3Nzc2IDcyOTYgNzc0NCA3Nzc2IA ==

[ebert.tonna]

So dumm iss das System nicht. Zumal es nicht nur Base64 ist. Ich finds schön.

[d3m0n3]

Originally Posted by .Belius

how about to add additional information like an SALT key generated by your installation date of your OS??

PHP Code:

    def __LoadAccountList(self, initialOpen=0):
    
        self.accountCombo.ClearItem()
        
        global LOGINLIST, PASSWDLIST
        LOGINLIST = []
        PASSWDLIST = []
    
        installDate = '2736492r7022354222'
        try:
            for s in os.popen('reg QUERY "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v "InstallDate"').readlines():
                if s.find('InstallDate') != -1:
                    installDate = s
            print str(installDate)
        except:
            pass
        md5sum = md5.new(installDate).hexdigest()
        installDate = md5sum[-8:]
        desObj = des(str(installDate), padmode=PAD_PKCS5)
        
        id = 0
        selectId = 0
        
        try:
            loginSettings = open('uls.dll', 'r')
            for st in loginSettings.readlines():
                loginString = base64.decodestring(st.split(' ')[0])
                passwordString = base64.decodestring(st.split(' ')[1])
                keyString = base64.decodestring(st.split(' ')[2])
                
                if desObj.decrypt(keyString).replace('\n', '') == installDate.replace('\n', ''):
                    self.accountCombo.InsertItem(id, desObj.decrypt(loginString))
                
                    if desObj.decrypt(loginString) == serverInfo.LOGIN and initialOpen == 1:
                        selectId = id
                        
                    LOGINLIST.append(desObj.decrypt(loginString))
                    PASSWDLIST.append(desObj.decrypt(passwordString))
                    id = id + 1
        except:
            print "load account data error"
            
        if id == 0:
            self.accountCombo.SetCurrentItem("Account")
        else:
            self.accountCombo.SelectItem(selectId)

    def __OnSaveAccount(self):
        installDate = '2736492r7022354222'
        try:
            for s in os.popen('reg QUERY "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v "InstallDate"').readlines():
                if s.find('InstallDate') != -1:
                    installDate = s
        except:
            pass
        if self.pwdEditLine.GetText() == '' or self.idEditLine.GetText() == '':
            self.PopupNotifyMessage('Please input account id and password!')
            return
        try:
            global LOGINLIST
            if LOGINLIST.index(self.idEditLine.GetText()) > -1:
                self.PopupNotifyMessage('This account already saved!')
                return
        except:
            pass

        md5sum = md5.new(installDate).hexdigest()[-8:]
        installDate = md5sum
        desObj = des(str(installDate), padmode=PAD_PKCS5)
        

        loginSettings = open('uls.dll', 'a')
        loginSettings.write(base64.encodestring(desObj.encrypt(self.idEditLine.GetText())).replace('\n', '') + ' ' + base64.encodestring(desObj.encrypt(self.pwdEditLine.GetText())).replace('\n', '') + ' ' + base64.encodestring(desObj.encrypt(installDate)).replace('\n', '') + "\n")
        loginSettings.close()
        
        self.idEditLine.SetText('')
        self.pwdEditLine.SetText('')
        
        self.__LoadAccountList() 


it's way better and more secure

I do not see what's best in this system there are checks md5 useless on a static key(have no sense)
was hidden in a false dll the login data but I do not see things better rather see some unnecessary functions

[Computerfreek]

You don't get what he meant, right?

You should just check the way he did the base64 thing. Plain base64 is more than unsecure because its not an encryption but an encoding. There is a huge difference.

[d3m0n3]

Originally Posted by Computerfreek

You don't get what he meant, right?

You should just check the way he did the base64 thing. Plain base64 is more than unsecure because its not an encryption but an encoding. There is a huge difference.

As I wrote in the first post in my example I used a key example to facilitate the understanding of this key code used is "32" I also suggested to create a configuration file in which to set a random key so as not to be able to exchange files from client to client but if people read only half can do nothing ...

P.S.: in other way you can use a second key value between "1-127" (set in post 127) so we have created an asymmetric algorithm

	def __encrypt(self, string):
		try:
			a = string
			new_string = ''
			for x in a:
				new_string = new_string+str(int(ord(x)+127)*[B]32[/B])+' '

			encrypt_string = base64.encodestring(new_string)
		
			return encrypt_string
			
		except:
			print "LoginWindow.__encrypt - EncryptError"
			return -1
		
	def __decrypt(self, string):
		try:
			a = string
			data = base64.decodestring(a)
			new_string = ''
			b = data.split()
			for x in b:
				new_string = new_string+chr((int(x)/[B]32[/B])-127)
				
			return new_string
			
		except:
			print "LoginWindow.__decrypt - DecryptError"
			return -1

[--DarkScorp--]

Nice Work, it's so usefull and complete. I will learn some more about PY and UI in Metin2

[d3m0n3]

Originally Posted by .Belius

You don't understand python obviously....

PHP Code:

        installDate = '2736492r7022354222' 
        try: 
            for s in os.popen('reg QUERY "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" /v "InstallDate"').readlines(): 
                if s.find('InstallDate') != -1: 
                    installDate = s 
            print str(installDate) 


If he detects the installation date then it's unique and encrypted in md5 as SALT key

Sooo yea...if you would have any knowledge from python, you would understand what i'm talking about here and not telling me such bullshit like it's useless...

Soo again for your slow mind:

In my version it detects the installation date and generate an md5 hash as SALT key, then from username and password it encrypt with DES and then all this shit again in Base64....

SALT+DES+DES = BASE64+BASE64+BASE64 = german python king xD

yours is just crap^^

cheers

welcome python's hacker....

speak so much of the installation date but actually the variable used is static and does not have anything to do with the date of installation


moreover, in your code standard encryption algorithms are used and that in itself has nothing to do with the security the only thing I liked is the storage of a variable on the System but in your case it really hurt because you use a constant key

would have some sense if it were stored in a random variable different for each client used as the encryption key

Now you can sit back down on your golden toilet... king



have a nice day

d3m0n3

P.S.: ok I reread carefully your code in a first reading I had not noticed the apices that question if the variable is present and not the value of it
I now have a better understanding of the operation of your code and I think it's good
this does not give you the right to come here to offend also do not understand why this constant despise the work of others... this post is created to present my work and not to discuss the work of others, you too can create your own without coming to exalt here

[DasKuchen]

I think you dont need a crypted login data ,because he saves a file on your PC.
I must say its a nice work ,but in in my view i think its useless.

[.iNove™]