Encrypto's ECrypt7.2008.Keygenme7.FOFF
| Download ECrypt7.2008.-FOFF.zip, 376 kb (password: crackmes.de) Browse contents of ECrypt7.2008.-FOFF.zip This is my new version .. ive been developing this for a while.
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Solutions
Solution by crackerlnn, published 18. jan, 2008; download (65 kb), password: crackmes.de or browse.
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Discussion and comments
| boonz 30. Dec 2007 | I've got it all straight except for one point: The initialization of the modified ***Bit-**** (correct if you feel I'm spoiling too mich) - in addition to the four chaining constants it initializes two more values. If I understand correctly, these are the bits/counts which are usually 0. If I modify them in my keygen my hashes vary and I don't get a single hash for a given string. Hints? =) |
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| Encrypto Author 30. Dec 2007 | well .. there are three stages to it ... Stage one .. simple stuff .. Stage two .. a crypto hash "based" on the MD5 hash .. Stage three .. well .. .;) [ a bit too much huh ] |
| HMX0101 30. Dec 2007 | boonz, you're wrong... it isn't count... if you take a look deeper you'll see it have two more init dword and round functions have 6 args, which differs from standard algo (i recommend if you don't want to get crazy, rip algo, btw i've not ripped it, but analyzing it took me like 3 hours ;) |
| Ox87k 09. Jan 2008 | Did someone make a working keygen NOT in delphi? |
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