Looking for help with hashing (C#)

[Blue Ballz]

Hello, everyone. I've been following this forum for some time. I never post because I can generally find what I'm looking for by searching the forum or by otherwise using web resources. I am however at a loss and thought I'd try my luck here on Epvp.

I'm writing a few tools in C# and I need a function to hash the names of rdb files. Since I have no clue where to start Thought I'd ask around.

I was using a tool that was given to me up until now but, as an example; When I try to hash db_string(ascii).rdb I get !PWS)3rDAd3O'`dU}deN instead of !PWS)3rDAd3O'`dU+O}deN

I would like to understand how this all works and be able to make edits in the future, not to mention the ability to use it in my own tools. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advanced.

[marekrndr]

Originally Posted by Blue Ballz

Hello, everyone. I've been following this forum for some time. I never post because I can generally find what I'm looking for by searching the forum or by otherwise using web resources. I am however at a loss and thought I'd try my luck here on Epvp.

Has it anything to do with HashAlgorithm.ComputeHash method? I've really never looked into the method Rappelz uses. I can help you out if you help me out. (or just wait for someone smarter to answer you)

[gr4ph0s]

Maybe ?

[TheChinStrap]

Lol, wrong thread...


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[Blue Ballz]

Originally Posted by gr4ph0s

Maybe ?

Yes, I did see that but I must admit I am completely out of my depth. I haven't the foggiest how to read C. I know C# and I won't claim to be an expert even in that. I suppose I'll have to read some tutorials on C and get to work.

Originally Posted by marekrndr

I can help you out if you help me out.

What exactly did you have in mind?

[gr4ph0s]

Originally Posted by Blue Ballz

Yes, I did see that but I must admit I am completely out of my depth. I haven't the foggiest how to read C. I know C# and I won't claim to be an expert even in that. I suppose I'll have to read some tutorials on C and get to work.

You just have to look into HashToName.c/h and NameToHash.c/h

[glandu2]

Gr4ph0s mentionned the files you have to look at, hash conversion in C should not afraid someone that knows C# as the syntax is nearly the same.
There are just some loops, functions calls and arrays. Hashing is not a simple conversion to make reverse engineering more difficult to do, as data related to data.00x are mostly encrypted.
I use LEGACY_SEED as before doing the name->hash conversion, i did the algorithm using the reverse version of the hash->name one. But it leads to severals possibility and the correct one is returned when using LEGACY_SEED

Note that for the posted version, arrays name are not good names HashToName should have decryptTable* arrays instead of encryptTable* and the code is not optimized

char type is used as the byte type in C#, that is a one byte variable

For function like strcpy, strlen, floor, tolower, ... use or type them directly in google, you should get a link to that site explaining the behavior of these functions

[marekrndr]

Originally Posted by Blue Ballz

What exactly did you have in mind?

Originally Posted by Blue Ballz

I was using a tool that was given to me up until now but, as an example; When I try to hash db_string(ascii).rdb I get !PWS)3rDAd3O'`dU}deN instead of !PWS)3rDAd3O'`dU+O}deN

Show me what you got and I'll fix it for you. Also I read the link that was posted above and I hassled it working.