Habbo 2020 BETA Assets | Unity WebGL

Seems like @BurakDev should get us updated with his latest findings, wink wink

I have some clues that make me thinks that the same exploit used on the first release of NovoFatum works on beta version.

Let's me explain my clues, and how I implemented it on the first release of NovoFatum. Let's start with the first version of NovoFatum:
- The first release of NovoFatum took advantage of an error in the client, which did not check if the handshake had not been initiated.
- So, I implemented on NovoFatum all the handshake for comunicating with the server, and then I started the client with non-encrypted packets after handshaking in my side.

I think that could work in the beta release because I made some tests, and I received a ping packet without any encryption after waiting for a long time without sending anything.

We got a fully functional packetlogger/client patcher/cracked client but better to wait an improved version of Habbo2020.
@LittleJ nice idea, didn't tested this. It's vulnerable to ljmath0 anyway. It seems they did all crypto mistakes from flash.

does anyone have mirrors to this? I want to give it a go

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Originally Posted by Droppy

does anyone have mirrors to this? I want to give it a go

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https://mega.nz/file/4IZS2ZZL#xDn6G2...fhqtfGUIMZ9v2I

does anyone already have access to habbo beta here in the original ragezone?

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Originally Posted by The General

https://mega.nz/file/4IZS2ZZL#xDn6G2...fhqtfGUIMZ9v2I

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cheers

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Originally Posted by xjoao

does anyone already have access to habbo beta here in the original ragezone?

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Yes, this is the current release:
https://images.habbo.com/habbo-webgl...obal-prod.json

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Originally Posted by The General

I haven't gotten it working, I know others have made progress but they are not willing to share any information.
I'll post whenever I get more insight.

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They will under the terms of the GNU GPL once the client is public and not total trash. ;) Forcing all new emulator derivatives in any language (cause the license is that toxic and affects translating code to a new language) to be under the GNU GPL. I think people aren't sharing what they've found for reasons I wont name though. If you're a decent community contributor you have no issue getting access to the information.

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Originally Posted by Moogly

They will under the terms of the GNU GPL

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You cannot relicense something thats stolen.

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Originally Posted by The General

You cannot relicense something thats stolen.

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I wouldn't know, I don't steal from other people's work. Sidenote: Did you know that the GPL exemption from Oracle only applies if you've got an open source project, it doesn't apply to close sourced projects.