RELEASE63-201412031320-912995183 SWF Cracked

Hello, i need this SWF cracked for MercuryEmulator with Joopie Encryption:
https://habboo-a.akamaihd.net/gordon...5183/Habbo.swf

If someone can crack, i appreciate.

Regards,
CelsoNetto

https://mega.co.nz/#!nINVAbLT!g5l_Po...bKjf-4R0Uw82T0

N/E/D Key pair:

• N: B332BDE986E537210B63CCF658C4B52128BC48FD7254723A54331C29E82F5310EB3A7060ABC2ED3E322CD34679B8288A221A035853617A0B7376F1FE0E47F656972D1F51019906E6FED56143391BF5DBF72B89A038422BF1DE7A417A3203C8AC1F971A38435DEAE182E9CFA93ACEDBE234F0EC442728BD830D4FB3207570FCB9
• E: 3
• D: 7777294659EE24C0B24288A43B2DCE161B2830A8F6E2F6D18D77681BF01F8CB5F226F595C7D748D4217337845125705C16BC023AE240FC07A24F4BFEB42FF98DEE4C6127093B011C185E9386A82AAE3DDBDDCFF28E53E63E046DC8E6722F8A3769ACD891CA0EB1A5CAD710A294315AA1B5424A8F17B04AB542A90D3489A51B0B

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Originally Posted by Sledmore

https://mega.co.nz/#!nINVAbLT!g5l_Po...bKjf-4R0Uw82T0

N/E/D Key pair:

• N: B332BDE986E537210B63CCF658C4B52128BC48FD7254723A54331C29E82F5310EB3A7060ABC2ED3E322CD34679B8288A221A035853617A0B7376F1FE0E47F656972D1F51019906E6FED56143391BF5DBF72B89A038422BF1DE7A417A3203C8AC1F971A38435DEAE182E9CFA93ACEDBE234F0EC442728BD830D4FB3207570FCB9
• E: 3
• D: 7777294659EE24C0B24288A43B2DCE161B2830A8F6E2F6D18D77681BF01F8CB5F226F595C7D748D4217337845125705C16BC023AE240FC07A24F4BFEB42FF98DEE4C6127093B011C185E9386A82AAE3DDBDDCFF28E53E63E046DC8E6722F8A3769ACD891CA0EB1A5CAD710A294315AA1B5424A8F17B04AB542A90D3489A51B0B

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What or where does this NED Keypair go. Also when I try and use this SWF my client doesn't connect. Is this to do with the keypair element to it?

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Originally Posted by BuzzHotelOwner

What or where does this NED Keypair go. Also when I try and use this SWF my client doesn't connect. Is this to do with the keypair element to it?

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There should be a file in the emulator named RSAKeys.cs or something similar, they need to go in there. And yup, it would be due to that.

Does it go there ?

Code:

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public static void RSATest(int rounds)
        {
            Random rand = new Random(1);
            byte[] val = new byte[64];


            // private and public key
            BigInteger bi_e = new BigInteger("a932b948feed4fb2b692609bd22164fc9edb59fae7880cc1eaff7b3c9626b7e5b241c27a974833b2622ebe09beb451917663d47232488f23a117fc97720f1e7", 16);
            BigInteger bi_d = new BigInteger("4adf2f7a89da93248509347d2ae506d683dd3a16357e859a980c4f77a4e2f7a01fae289f13a851df6e9db5adaa60bfd2b162bbbe31f7c8f828261a6839311929d2cef4f864dde65e556ce43c89bbbf9f1ac5511315847ce9cc8dc92470a747b8792d6a83b0092d2e5ebaf852c85cacf34278efa99160f2f8aa7ee7214de07b7", 16);
            BigInteger bi_n = new BigInteger("e8e77781f36a7b3188d711c2190b560f205a52391b3479cdb99fa010745cbeba5f2adc08e1de6bf38398a0487c4a73610d94ec36f17f3f46ad75e17bc1adfec99839589f45f95ccc94cb2a5c500b477eb3323d8cfab0c8458c96f0147a45d27e45a4d11d54d77684f65d48f15fafcc1ba208e71e921b9bd9017c16a5231af7f", 16);


            Console.WriteLine("e =\n" + bi_e.ToString(10));
            Console.WriteLine("\nd =\n" + bi_d.ToString(10));
            Console.WriteLine("\nn =\n" + bi_n.ToString(10) + "\n");

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Yes it goes there and if you were smart enough you had already tried them...

bi_n
bi_e
bi_d

Guess you can figure it out yourself?