DarkBlizz

Quote from: rolle3k on July 27, 2010, 05:20:13 PM
As I previously stated, the SC2.exe that comes with Vernam7's crack is my work. He stole it without giving credit.

don't want to sound rude, but could you prove this. Just to clear things up, and everyone who just had to eat their keyboards can spill them on vernam's face.Just state how he obtained and if it has a digital date registered. You could also provide some details of the crack.

EDIT: ok found the evidence. Shame on Vernam7

ATENTION! found a better way to LOAD your progress. (No need of save/loads)

simple, instead of starting SC2 automatically.

Go to Documents\Starcraft II\Saves and double click the file called LibertyCampaignSave. Now the game will boot exactly where you were in the campaign, just like it would normally do .

(btw, it can be in "My Documents" folder as well).

EDIT: oh just noticed Vernam7 said it a bit before me. Well still hope this clarifies.

does this work with enUS version? 

Ehm daboo!? explain please .

Does it really plays the campaign like it should?

I think the last thread concluded that it's impossible without the 256 bits key.

end of the story.
Lesson: blizzard owned us....... for the time being...

Quote from: Cybertox on July 19, 2010, 02:18:11 PM
I want to play this game so badly.It is horrible thinking that Vernam is now playing the game and wont share his crack.
Im sorry that i dont understood about the protection next time will read  carefully.

don't worry, he ain't playing it. Why do you think he won't release anything up to the release date? easy: he lacks the authentification key which blizzard sends to your computer once you try to install the game. (The authentification key is needed for the install, you can't bypass the protection without it).

The MPQE decryption is vital if you want to install the game, without it those files are nothing but incoherent data which has no direct relation to the real game data.

Now since we don't have the key, we must deduce it. Think of it like when you try to open a locker and you don't have the correct combination, you just go trying all possible combinations.

The same happens in this case, just that we have 2^256 combinations, the big problem is that a computer may at best try 1000000 combinations per second (I may be exagerating here, it may be way way less; haven't read Salsa20's algorithm yet) in other words in our best case we will be able to deduce 1 million combinations per second. Yet, we have 2^256 combinations, that means it takes 2^256/1000000 seconds to try all combinations, and that would be aprox 2^236 seconds which would be 2^224 hours pretty much. As you see, that's a lot of time, we may actually die before the computer could deduce the god damm key.

If you don't believe me and still think that everything is so easilly cracked, look for a .rar unlocking tool, you'll notice that all it will do is try all the possible passwords until it finds one.