Anyone with experience know how viable it would be to cache decrypted checks/responses/modules in an sql database? I'm assuming that warden responses are native to each module. Thanks for any input anyone can provide.

Someone did something similar to this iirc (a database of pre-generated responses so they didn't have to reverse + write their own method). Search around.

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Someone did something similar to this iirc (a database of pre-generated responses so they didn't have to reverse + write their own method). Search around.
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You may be thinking of lockdown.

Ya, that would be my big ol CheckRevision response DB. Lecht, might I suggest you determine what requests and responses exist for each module, then decide what to do with it given the information you have. I only made the DB because there was no way I personally was going to solve Lockdown, and there were a large number of static values that were easily determined.