[Question] ENC_SEED | ENC_VAR

[GHOSTED DEVELOPER Posts:421 Threads:129 Reputation 41]

can anyone explain me what this does?
i'm confused with it.

[Venom_Modz DF Member Posts:308 Threads:26 Reputation 10]

it is a encryption method but it ant that good

[ChrissyBoy DF Member Posts:1 Threads:0 Reputation 0]

Very poor encryption method, even on compile the raw data is still visible. If you're going to try and encrypt variables I'd suggest incremented XOR, AES or (if you can) write your own multi-layer encryption method.

[Venom_Modz DF Member Posts:308 Threads:26 Reputation 10]

Very poor encryption method, even on compile the raw data is still visible. If you're going to try and encrypt variables I'd suggest incremented XOR, AES or (if you can) write your own multi-layer encryption method.

the reason you can still see the data is because the encryption method is in the source it need to be in a tool and the decrypt rewite a tiny bit different

[GHOSTED DEVELOPER Posts:421 Threads:129 Reputation 41]

it is a encryption method but it ant that good

simple say its useless?

[kiwi2014566 DF Member Posts:172 Threads:32 Reputation 2]

its just another meme serves no real purpose and it doesnt even look good

[Dread Retired Posts:533 Threads:79 Reputation 92]

Its just a function to XOR an address and then another to decrypt the XOR on the address, seen this in a gtav menu before.

[local_hookah Banned Posts:20 Threads:0 Reputation 0]

i bet giths just did this to hide it from people

[AJParker DF Member Posts:7 Threads:0 Reputation 0]

i bet giths just did this to hide it from people

I don't think he'd do something like that, the guy hates macros.

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This is a pretty shitty way of doing XOR, if you want a half decent method of XOR you could do what I like to call 'incremental XOR' which does exactly what it says and increments the XORKey by 'x' each time it encrypts a byte. You could go even further and do quadword HighMidLow key splits but that's for another day. I have left an example of incremental xor below, it's not the best and there's a lot more you can do besides increment by 1 but it's a start.

Code:

void _incremental_xor(byte* array, int arraysize, byte basekey)
{
for (int i = 0x00; i < arraysize; i++)
{
byte xorkey = (basekey + (i * 0x01));
array[i] ^= xorkey;
}
}

[Warleybro96 DF Member Posts:17 Threads:1 Reputation 0]

thanks dude man. awesome