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[request] a command line secureToken encoder/decoder based on the rtmpdump codeHello.
If anybody has the time, I would like to propose implementing a command line application (actually, more of a front-end) for encoding/decoding strings for use with secureToken. The reason is that there are a couple of cases where the secureToken string cannot be determined easily from the rendered webpage code and/or the swf player. In these cases where the encoded and the decoded strings can be obtained via tcpdump, it is helpful to have an offline encoder/decoder through which we can test-try possible secureTokens. Granted, we can use the "-T" option of rtmpdump for this but that way is overkill and it's not wise to hammer the rtmp server each time with a test secureToken string. |
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Re: [request] a command line secureToken encoder/decoder based on the rtmpdump codeso you wanna crack 128-bit encryption with brute-forcing?
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Re: [request] a command line secureToken encoder/decoder based on the rtmpdump codeLOL no of course! :-)
Just want to try "suspicious" strings inside the page (html/swf) that could be masqueraded secureToken passwords in an offline way. |
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