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Hello folks,
A while ago, I shared Combat Arms decrypted attributes files in this forum. Here is the tool that I made and used to decrypt and encrypt the files back then.
VirusTotal:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/...630bad944f94d0
Image (How to decrypt Combat Arms files) (Included in the archive file):
https://i.ibb.co/x80dM3b/Combat-Arms-Settings.jpg
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Would like to mention that this tool can also be used for everything not just Combat Arms as the encryption and decryption methods are based on actual algorithms using Chilkat lib.
Whenever I have needed to decrypt something I have used online tools: https://twofish.online-domain-tools.com
Rez Attributes
Function: Two Fish
Mode: CBC
Key (Hex): 620C724A2FF22C975B5A2B9C21430820227B3D2800193AAA4C F3128803AC3ABD
Profile File and other files:
Function: Blow Fish
Mode: ECB
Key (Plain): seungho
It is quite simple actually, you can find implementation of BlowFish in Lithtech's own SDK: https://******.com/jsj2008/lithtech/...tmgr.h#L11-L35
This is the tool that I was using too. However, one problem was that there was a size limitation, so I couldn't decrypt large files.Quote:
Originally Posted by qqshutup
Thanks for sharing all of the information though.
If anyone wants to encrypt the files back, you just have to make sure that the file length (the one in the bottom bar in Notepad++) is a multiple of 16 or divide it by 16 and see if it gives you an integer. If not, then add some extra spaces somewhere, maybe at the bottom of the file.
https://i.ibb.co/wLkJ71T/sketch1672809253090.png
I don't have my version to encrypt compiled, I found only the c++ version to decrypt the attributes, just put the executable in the same location as the files and it will create a folder called Decrypted with all the decrypted files there.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoNoS
VirusTotal Link
https://i.imgur.com/N1QP1PY.png
Thanks. I used to use online tools but having something standalone on my comp is handy.
How do you get a license key for 1.1?