Is there a way to password-protect a script without obbing?
Cause I've been thinking of some ways but the all seem to be easy to edit out.
Is there a way to password-protect a script without obbing?
Cause I've been thinking of some ways but the all seem to be easy to edit out.
Md5
I do visit every 2-6 months
Md5 is a 1 way encryption method..
writeln(md5('punk motha'));
I do visit every 2-6 months
I'm pretty sure what he's looking for is two way.. I think. So that he can make it to verify the script.
md5 always writes out the same input... Get where im going?
I do visit every 2-6 months
Oh. I thought it was random. Well then its sweet![]()
MD5 makes no sence. Even know you make the longest text ever its still like a 25 letter code.
How would you make SCAR read this anyway?
That is the point of MD5 hashes. They are almost uncrackable, unless you have a ton of super computers bruteforcing the hash.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5
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Then how do you use them?
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MD5 isnt almost uncrackable there are tons of hash crackers out there the one i know of is called cain and abel
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maybe im wrong but wat i know is that many websites are md5 protected and the hackers crack the md5 hash
So it would be like:
SCAR Code:function IsMember: Boolean;
begin
Result := ('2b414adeb6d0cbef19c4e3472b792439' = MD5(Readln('Are you a member')));
end;
But that could be replaced with:
SCAR Code:function IsMember: Boolean;
begin
Result := ('hello' = Readln('Are you a member'));
end;
:/
You could use the md5 function to hash it in scar, then place that string on it's own on a website, then get it from the website and compare it to an md5 hash of what the user input.
~Sandstorm
SCAR Code:function IsMember: Boolean;
var
S: String;
begin
S := GetPage('http://www.mypage.com');
Result := (S := MD5(Readln('Are you a member')));
end;
Equals
SCAR Code:function IsMember: Boolean;
var
S: String;
begin
S := MD5('Yes');
Result := (S := MD5(Readln('Are you a member')));
end;
Pretty hard. How the fuck are you going to verify the script you are running? You can't. And it would be easy to edit out too.
I made a new script, check it out!.
It would get rid of many leechers that didn't know how to though (although I believe that is frowned up?).
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I believe it has something to do with creating a limited version for jrs and a members only version that has all features.
E: Sort of like nielsie did for his Tut runner a while ago, if anyone remembers that
Just store vars on the web, access depends on auth through md5.
ex.
SCAR Code:stringvar := readln('Password?');
// connect to page/ post stringvar for access
// if correct pass getpage would show vars
mycolorvar := getpagecolorvar;
^ make a script that realize on connection to browser.
I do visit every 2-6 months
SCAR Code:if MD5(s) = 'correcthash' then
writeln('w/e');
But not really. You can't do that.
:'(.
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