| Author | Message | Time |
|---|---|---|
| RealityRipple | I've been doing some documentation of SC2's protocol with help from HDX and a few other resources, which I'll release when I have more, clearer information, but for now, here's some tools that may help you, if you'd care: http://uploads.realityripple.com/BN2%20Packet%20Tools.7z Descriptions: BitSnoopy = A tool I wrote to help analyze BNet2 protocol packets. It will display a packet log as bits, and lets you select some of those bits and displays their decimal, hexadecimal, and textual value. sc2ldr/sc2hook = HDX wrote this nifty little tool to launch SC2 and hook a couple functions so you can print out the Session Key for decoding the encrypted part of packet logs. ArrC4 = Another tool I wrote, this time to convert encrypted packets to their decrypted value given the Session Key. All three have bugs, and only some of BitSnoopy's searching features work. Happy logging. | October 12, 2011, 11:11 AM |
| Myndfyr | No source code to validate that you're not stealing our username / password? Allright.... took a quick glance through IDA and I don't see anything immediately mischievous... :) | October 13, 2011, 1:42 AM |
| RealityRipple | I can't give you HDX's... But I can upload mine if you really want. None of the programs touch any sockets in any way. It's just a hassle for me to upload things, being on Satellite. Also, for anyone interested in future releases, I'm adding packet parsing to BitSnoopy, so you can parse packets to a text-readable format, if I know them... Otherwise it just says Unknown Packet and stops reading... The packet length can't exactly be programmatically determined... | October 13, 2011, 5:52 AM |