XSha1 function
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The XSha1() function is available to StealthBot through the Script Support Class. This function returns a "broken" SHA-1 hash of the provided string.
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Development
The XSha1 function was added to StealthBot for version 2.7.
Documentation
'// XSHA1
'// Returns the result of a non-standard Battle.net "broken" Sha-1 hash
'// Changed 10/18/2009 - Hdx
'// Added Optional Argument "Spacer", This will go between every hex digit, people usually use Space$(1) for nice debugging print
'// inHex will now properly pad characters that are < 0x10 with a leading 0, Chr$(6) becomes "06" instead of "6"
Public Function XSHA1(ByRef str As String, Optional ByVal inHex As Boolean = False, Optional SPACER As String = vbNullString) As String
Dim i As Integer
Dim s As String
XSHA1 = modBNCSutil.hashPassword(str)
If inHex Then
For i = 1 To Len(XSHA1)
s = StringFormat("{0}{1}{2}", s, IIf(i > 1, SPACER, vbNullString), ZeroOffset(Asc(Mid(XSHA1, i, 1)), 2))
Next
XSHA1 = s
End If
End Function
Summary
Returns a "broken" SHA-1 hash of the specified value. This is the hash that is used to hash passwords for Battle.net before NLS.
Syntax
strHash = XSHA1(Value, [InHex], [Spacer])
Arguments
- str is the value to hash.
- inHex is an optional Boolean. If True is passed, the result will be a hexadecimal-representation of the hash 40-digits long. If False is passed (default), the result will be a 20-character string (may contain null characters).
- spacer is an optional string. The function places this string between every hexadecimal byte. Conventionally use a space character (" ") to format the hash for debugging purposes. By default this is an empty string (""), making no spaces between hex bytes. This argument is ignored if inHex is False.
Returns
Returns a 20-character string value which is a broken SHA-1 hash of the specified string. If inHex was True, returns a 40-digit hexadecimal representation of the hash.
