Even if they will listen to G33k, I suppose he doesn't know how to actually update shuffled headers automatically...Originally Posted by Caustik
And in the worst case scenario, if he knows, he has no idea how my method instead works..
It uses many comparisons methods together (including for example the one Cappo uses), and many still have to be implemented... :D
Will you be pushing updates to your GitHub?
No worries, with got our boy LittleJ on that shit lol.
If not i'll most likely do it myself. Encryption is so fun.
Do you have your own encryption working yet?
Yeah, RC4 Keys been tested, Token generator should work too.
[It's done in, InitCrypto]
Have you ever seen my mails? No, stop arguing, pm me for the full mail + headers ;)
Well, if someone finds out how to actually update shuffled headers, I'm going to srsly donate some cash to that guy ;)
Uh, it's possible... It's possible.
Cappo had it done, [it was released then disappeared]
Dom has it done [I'm sure...] (Most likely Mike did it)
Cappo released a tool to grab packet structures: he never released a tool to update headers, but he has it.
He broke his pc, so I don't know if the one he has now is the same as he had before, but he told me it's not 100% completed.
Never heard of Dom's one.. I thought, he had quit with Habbo? XD
Naw, he still works with Lemon.
I'm stuck on what to code.. any ideas?
Do you have all the basics working fully?
Maybe its time to experiment with Hibernate and Spring?
Finished messenger categories.
Please update your GitHub so I can test and tell you what to code, it codified the basics, try to make a change of clothes, wardrobe in client
Oh and I hope that does not abandon the project before it is completed
Last edited by jomp16; 19-05-12 at 03:01 AM.
I see your digs at me, but i'm not sure why. Mike has done 0 work on Lemon since i wrote up Cerebro, and even before then. He had little to no involvement with the communication with Sulake (though ideas were shared of Facebook!). He's also had no involvement in any of the client reverse engineering after our attempts to crack the encryption.
Just so you know.
