What I think he is trying to do is make a program that submits a username and password that the user enters to some sort of check that will link to a LiveEQ username/password...
So if he typed in DummyUser/DummyPassword while that program was running, it would look up what account it is linked to and give EQ the real Login so the user doesn'tknow it...
If thats what you want to do... you would need to make a program that monitors EQ's packets and can decrypt the login information... then it needs to check the username/password in that packet with a database of usernames and the account they're linked to and replace the username and password with the one it's linked to. Then you need to send the modified packet out to EQ as normal. Basically it is possible.. but it'll be difficult if you attempt to do it this way...
Possible hint: I think that EQ sends the same login packet for the account as long as you don't change the password. So you could packetcollect the packet you send when you login to liveEQ. Then once you have done that.. you can just replace the packet with the one you captured and it'll be easier than encrypting a new one.. plus you won't have to store your raw username/password in the programs memory, or have it sent over the network. Also you would still need to learn the decrpytion unless you could get a copy of the packet it would send if you had that username/password.. then it would be very simple with no encryption.. just packet editing.
Sorry about the length of this, also if any of the moderators/admins think that this is to much information for some reason just delete my post =).
|
Threaded Mode
