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Does anyone have the latest RSA primitives?

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Looking for the current mod/exp of the .COM client, I thought HabBit used to print the existing keys but I guess I was wrong.

Currently using these values with no luck, handshake fails and the RC4 key ends up trashed:

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EXPONENT = 10001
MODULUS = e052808c1abef69a1a62c396396b85955e2ff522f5157639fa6a19a98b54e0e4d6e44f44c4c0390fee8ccf642a22b6d46d7228b10e34ae6fffb61a35c11333780af6dd1aaafa7388fa6c65b51e8225c6b57cf5fbac30856e896229512e1f9af034895937b2cb6637eb6edf768c10189df30c10d8a3ec20488a198063599ca6ad

Would appreciate any help! Working on a tool that might be useful for a number of emulators.
 
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Also interested in this, trying to use PRODUCTION-201702211601-24705679 and the generated keys from HabBit do not seem to be working.
 
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Looking for the current mod/exp of the .COM client, I thought HabBit used to print the existing keys but I guess I was wrong.

Currently using these values with no luck, handshake fails and the RC4 key ends up trashed:

Code:
EXPONENT = 10001
MODULUS = e052808c1abef69a1a62c396396b85955e2ff522f5157639fa6a19a98b54e0e4d6e44f44c4c0390fee8ccf642a22b6d46d7228b10e34ae6fffb61a35c11333780af6dd1aaafa7388fa6c65b51e8225c6b57cf5fbac30856e896229512e1f9af034895937b2cb6637eb6edf768c10189df30c10d8a3ec20488a198063599ca6ad

Would appreciate any help! Working on a tool that might be useful for a number of emulators.

Check the Habbo.swf source :p

RABCDAsm or Flash Decompiler or AS3 Sorcerer is your friend.
 
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You guys are a bit late to the party :[, it turns out that they were still using the same RSA keys. For those of you curious on where to find them, you need to search the bin/xml files in the swf, and look for a long base-64 string. It should be in a file that names itself "habbo_login_dialog_xml" or something near that.

Think the problem scott was having had something to do with his handshake implementation, or he wasn't drinking enough that day.
 
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