Hi all, I've seen lots of people (me too) spent lot of time talking about the possible methods we have to remove/bypass/crack the host protection Habbo added to the r54+ swfs...
Now, the possible ways we discussed are only 2/3, but I can say that are not possible at all (haven't tried them, but I had success in other ways)...
1: Host file edit
The easiest to do, but the one with the worst results: edit the hosts file to "redirect" to a "varoke" host (one of the allowed hosts in the swfs)
Responce: Host file edit
Editing the hosts file cause you to have a local copy of a working r54+ version, but then the users will still have an older version... Maybe someone more expert than me could tell us it's possible to use the hosts file edit with a VPN (Hamachi) or something like that to bypass the protection on all the computers connected to ours (but I personally I think it's not possible)
2: Connecting to another host
We all know Sulkea/H4bbo has a cracked version of the Habbo swfs.. So it could be possible to use the hosts file edit to redirect to that host, then linking its swfs to our client (something like "way 1": maybe it also needs hamachi)
Responce: Connecting to another host
Using another person's work it's a noob-thing... And this person could also add some scripts in the client page to not show source of the swfs (Hebbo did it ages ago), or simply lock the using of these files from an external link...
3: Decompilation
The most interesting way was proposed by Spazz: it could be possible for us to decompile the swf with a Flex decompiler (Habbo uses a sort of obfuscation so Flex results as Flash in "normal" decompilers), then export it (in flex), edit, and then recompile...
Responce: Decompilation
Only-Flex decompilers don't exists: flex has the same "memory-syntax" as flash, so the decompilers can work with flash and flex together (the only different thing is a sort of "tag" I've not understood were the decompilers find it)
4: "Secret way"
This is the result of 3 days of hard working made by me...
When using this cracking method (I'm not going to release it because it's a bit difficult and because I prefer to keep it secret so habbo cannot fix it), the final .swf file still have the obfuscation Habbo added (so other people can't simply edit the file and then recompile it)... It's like an "Habbo original" swf with the only change of the host!
This is the final result:
With this post, I hope I will stimolate other of you to try to crack this fking host protection! Try, it's POSSIBLE!
- Alex
Originally Posted by Privilege_
