Incoming/Outgoing header ids

Does anyone have the incoming/Outgoing header ids for PRODUCTION-201512170847-152005991?

Thanks in advance!

Yeah. Decompile the swf. No one is gonna help you get a list of headers.

Also, there's a check in the latest releases that will stop you using the SWF after a week or so. :P

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Originally Posted by Quackster

Also, there's a check in the latest releases that will stop you using the SWF after a week or so. :P

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1 month actually. Nothing special easy to remove. Or am I not allowed to spoil your secret you're so happy to brag about?

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Originally Posted by The General

1 month actually. Nothing special easy to remove. Or am I not allowed to spoil your secret you're so happy to brag about?

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It's no secret...

I've already had people asking and I've told them. People just need to ask and I'll deliver, buddy.

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Originally Posted by Quackster

It's no secret...

I've already had people asking and I've told them. People just need to ask and I'll deliver, buddy.

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Well, tell me please. How do you remove it?

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Originally Posted by FlyHotel

Well, tell me please. How do you remove it?

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It's located in WindowContext class and you'll find something like this

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if (_local_11.time >= 1452556800000)

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Just change that number with rabcasm.

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if (_local_11.time >= 9999999999999)

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Originally Posted by Prolix

Does anyone have the incoming/Outgoing header ids for PRODUCTION-201512170847-152005991?

Thanks in advance!

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You SWF cracked?

A good idea is using a oldest packet file to update the new packet ids.

Arachis SWF Cracker gives a option to dump a fle with all incoming and outgoing headers.

Azure Packets Updater (AHPU) works to update the packets file for Azure or Uber, comparing old files with new files.