About verification of the signature (war3)

[OriOn]

the storm.dll seems to transform 0x0010001 to the ip of the bnet server which u are connected.
The dll use rsa (so the 1024 bits signature ) to encrypt or decrypt the value 0x0010001 to the ip ? or it s another algorithm ?
Somebody has a rsa code in C ? (i dont want to use the ms crypto api)

[l)ragon]

You could allways look around for ARDenc.dll I cant remember the link to where it is at 8(

[UserLoser.]

You could allways look around for ARDenc.dll I cant remember the link to where it is at 8(

http://botdev.valhallalegends.com/

[UserLoser.]

the storm.dll seems to transform 0x0010001 to the ip of the bnet server which u are connected.
The dll use rsa (so the 1024 bits signature ) to encrypt or decrypt the value 0x0010001 to the ip ? or it s another algorithm ?
Somebody has a rsa code in C ? (i dont want to use the ms crypto api)

Don't know a whole lot about the server signature, but here's an example Skywing has with CryptoAPI

[OriOn]

hummm,
I will try to reverse the code
i am so lazy :p

[UserLoser.]

hummm,
I will try to reverse the code
i am so lazy :p

I disagree, i think trying to reverse code is the opposite of lazy

[Maddox]

the storm.dll seems to transform 0x0010001 to the ip of the bnet server which u are connected.
The dll use rsa (so the 1024 bits signature ) to encrypt or decrypt the value 0x0010001 to the ip ? or it s another algorithm ?
Somebody has a rsa code in C ? (i dont want to use the ms crypto api)

Don't know a whole lot about the server signature, but here's an example Skywing has with CryptoAPI

He just said that he didn't "want to the use the ms crypto api" and you gave him a link to an example...

[UserLoser.]

the storm.dll seems to transform 0x0010001 to the ip of the bnet server which u are connected.
The dll use rsa (so the 1024 bits signature ) to encrypt or decrypt the value 0x0010001 to the ip ? or it s another algorithm ?
Somebody has a rsa code in C ? (i dont want to use the ms crypto api)

Don't know a whole lot about the server signature, but here's an example Skywing has with CryptoAPI

He just said that he didn't "want to the use the ms crypto api" and you gave him a link to an example...

And you're telling me what i already know - Maybe he didn't feel like looking up all the information stuff needed

[Soar]

I like using CryptoAPI in SSL, as it is fully free, complete & cross-platform

[Kp]

I like using CryptoAPI in SSL, as it is fully free, complete & cross-platform

Microsoft implemented CryptoAPI on Linux?  They must have, or it wouldn't be cross-platform.  There are SSL implementations that are free, cross-platform (provided as source so you can build it yourself), and (to the best of my experience) complete.

[Skywing]

AFAIK, the SSL stuff in SChannel is only available on NT-based Windows operating systems (no win9x).