  czyc
@rr.com | reply to czyc Re: [Vonage] SIP credentials, RTP300, GPP_K?
Ok, openssl won't decrypt it but »www.uqtr.ca/~delisle/Crypto/codes/rc4/rc4.c does it nicely. |
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  czyc
@rr.com | Oh, I can't test it, but rc4 is a stream cypher so you can use the same program to reencrypt it with the same key, then you should be able to feed it to the router. |
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 rizzo2dial Premium join:2004-08-05
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 RC4.zip 22,381 bytes rc4 Windows Executable + Source Code |
I've modified the code for the program to accept file names for the input & output files (instead of using STDIN/STDOUT redirection) and have compiled it under Visual Studio .NET 2003. I've also cleaned up the program a bit (and moved some logic out of the MAIN function).
Attached is a zip file containing the modified source code as well as a Windows (DOS/Command Prompt) executable. Since it's compiled under VS.NET 2003 (which is a development environment for the .NET 1.1 framework), the Microsoft .NET 1.1 framework will likely need to be installed for the program to run. (Microsoft provides it for free).
The syntax for this version is of rc4 is: rc4 key inFile outFile
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  Steve Masten
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| The: rc4 key inFile outFile, and question is what is the "infile" and what is the "outfile" is supposed to be called?
I just want to unlock my rtp300 so I can firmware upgrade, cause these bastards locked it all up.
So can you explain a bit more?
Steve Masten |
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  Steve-Masten
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| I hope you will, or someone will reply.
Uuummm... My friend just told me you guys might not answer cause vonage put you all in jail?
If you want me to slap my friend sebastian again, I will be glad too... No offense, I am curious.
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