trtracer
11-18-2002, 05:12 PM
I am pretty sure i got all changes you discussed here - but I'd like to be sure :-) So can plz anyone say YES (or no)?
1) in the "old" SEQ the Zone-Package was encrypted with a 32bit session key/encryption key.
2) this session key was also (in the old EQ) transfered from the client to the server as it does now (via asymetric-Keys)
3) the "old" SEQ got the key by looking at the New-Spawn-Packet and tried random keys and looked for a specific layout - if it finds for example the correct byte x at offset y the key was right...
4) now they have a 64bit key - so it would take much longer to find the key
5) now they compress the New-Spawn-Packet before encypting it - so SEQ cannot find offsets that are compareable
TRTracer
1) in the "old" SEQ the Zone-Package was encrypted with a 32bit session key/encryption key.
2) this session key was also (in the old EQ) transfered from the client to the server as it does now (via asymetric-Keys)
3) the "old" SEQ got the key by looking at the New-Spawn-Packet and tried random keys and looked for a specific layout - if it finds for example the correct byte x at offset y the key was right...
4) now they have a 64bit key - so it would take much longer to find the key
5) now they compress the New-Spawn-Packet before encypting it - so SEQ cannot find offsets that are compareable
TRTracer