Hello everyone, I wanted to know what kind of encryption this one is! and if someone has a good program to help me in this for me to decrypt these files!
Some files might be wrogly extraced, or they use hashes for some assets. I don't suppose that devs would name their asets like ´ò¿×.dds, also those 4 characters look axactly like 32bit hash.
csv files in games are ussually encrypted.
lua file is compiled script file, not encrypted.
dds file might be xor encrypted, since its visible that first 128 bytes are dds header, also I see repeating characters F9 F9 63 34 CC CF EA 87 where null bytes are ussually occuring, might be part of a key? Rest of image seems like DXT format. For this thing it would be nice to have more dds files.
the header looks encrypted similar to 256-bit blowfish i saw in some other games
samples not long ago, guess you need to find the key and identify the algo.
fortunately the image data doesn't look encrypted so you can still work with it.
AceWell wrote:the header looks encrypted similar to 256-bit blowfish i saw in some other games
samples not long ago, guess you need to find the key and identify the algo.
fortunately the image data doesn't look encrypted so you can still work with it.
AceWell wrote:the header looks encrypted similar to 256-bit blowfish i saw in some other games
samples not long ago, guess you need to find the key and identify the algo.
fortunately the image data doesn't look encrypted so you can still work with it.
pls
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dbrito wrote:Could you tell me how you would do that?
i don't know, encryption is not my area
dbrito wrote:pls
i don't know what you ask here, i don't deal with stuff outside of textures and the occasional model or archive.
i can contribute nothing more to this thread so good luck!
given that the dds header are predictable zeroes, it seems to be a 64-bit encoding with a 0x40 chunk size, where the 'chiffre' is modulated. i'm not into cracking encodings either tho. just can tell obvious hex patterns.
episoder wrote:given that the dds header are predictable zeroes, it seems to be a 64-bit encoding with a 0x40 chunk size, where the 'chiffre' is modulated. i'm not into cracking encodings either tho. just can tell obvious hex patterns.
and about the other files do you know how to help me?
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