skulltagfp.exe new Hash needed

BillNye · **Joined:** 07 Jan 2009 05:20 **Posts:** 4

Hi Luigi, Skulltag has a new version out and your program asks to contact you for the new hash for the program. Can the program be updated to work on Skulltag 97D3-RC2?

aluigi · **Posted:** 07 Jan 2009 09:02

sure, just done: http://aluigi.org/fakep/skulltagfp.zip

BillNye · **Joined:** 07 Jan 2009 05:20 **Posts:** 4

Thanks!

BillNye · **Joined:** 07 Jan 2009 05:20 **Posts:** 4

Sorry to bump this, but it also seems that the Skulltag versions for CentOS, FreeBSD and Ubuntu all have their own unique hashs, is there any way that the program can use hashs for the other versions of Skulltag on other OSes? (Maybe a Command line parameter to select a hash based on OS?)

aluigi · **Posted:** 08 Jan 2009 01:30

tried just now with the ubuntu version and the hash is the same (and this is normal because the client can't guess the hash of the server)

BillNye · **Joined:** 07 Jan 2009 05:20 **Posts:** 4

Odd, I tried it on some of the other severs as a test and some (Not all) return this:

It doesn't happen to all servers though, most it works on, but apparently not all. Odd.

Anyways the program works as is, thank you for your time! :)

aluigi · **Posted:** 08 Jan 2009 16:06

in this case you can do a very simple thing, sniffing (for example with wireshark) the packets from your client to the server.
you can do this job even through my sudppipe without running a sniffer: "sudppipe -a dump.cap SERVER 10666 10666" and then connect your client to 127.0.0.1 (skulltag.exe -connect 127.0.0.1:10666 -window -windowed).
you can even using proxocket, in any case the only important thing is the first packet which contains the clear-text hash.

but I bet that your client is not able to connect because the hash it uses is the same used also by skulltagfp

Luigi Auriemma

skulltagfp.exe new Hash needed