"cracking" encrypted pbos?

[registered_fugitive 0]

Before there was a guy who cracked one of Kabal's pbo's...dont remember who it was, but anyway, does anyone here know how to do that??

We, P Machine and myself the authors of the NZDF Pack, need to get inside the NZDF_inf.pbo to update it cause when P Machine lost his HD he lost all the files that were inside that PBO and now we only have the .pbo like anyone who has downloaded it... I never had all the files so this seems to be the best way to do it.  It was locked using the same method as INQ and Kabal does when locking theres, placing a file inside the PBO. Now that this has happened we really regret locking it.

so, can anyone help us out as to how this is done?

Cheers.

[Angantyr 0]

Hi,

try Amalfi's PBO-Decryptor 1.5.

Link: ofp.info

[registered_fugitive 0]

Well you see, thats the thing. We prevented it from being able to be decrypted by UnPBO, and thats why we need help

[Angantyr 0]

ah OK, i didn't get you right then...

Can't help, sorry...

[bonko the sane 2]

have u tried UnPBO_13 ?

it usualy does the trick.

[sander 14]

Hi,

This is the method that worked for me on the NZDF pack when I wanted to take a closer look at the webbing details:

1) Copied the original PBO file in order not to mess up the original

2) Removed first 46 bytes from the PBO file using a hexadecimal editor

The string to be removed is:

.sreV................product.OFP: Resistance..

3) Saved this adapted PBO

4) Extracted the newly saved PBO using pbodecryptor 1.3

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Sander

[waffendennis 0]

Hi,

This is the method that worked for me on the NZDF pack when I wanted to take a closer look at the webbing details:

1) Copied the original PBO file in order not to mess up the original

2) Removed first 46 bytes from the PBO file using a hexadecimal editor

The string to be removed is:

.sreV................product.OFP: Resistance..

3) Saved this adapted PBO

4) Extracted the newly saved PBO using pbodecryptor 1.3

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Sander

And from who did you steal that?

And a better thing Use: the OFP Byte remover from CIA.

And this lame security is so easy to crack.

Im glad no one can crack mine.

[CanadianTerror 0]

Quote[/b] ]Im glad no one can crack mine.

It's not that yours couldnt be cracked. It's just that someone has to "want" to first.

[sander 14]

Hi,

Here is where this can be 'stolen' from:

A forum topic on the same subject

Regards,

Sander

[waffendennis 0]

Quote[/b] ]Im glad no one can crack mine.

It's not that yours couldnt be cracked. It's just that someone has to "want" to first.  

CT:

I dont know cause i based my security on the one that VBS1 has ( USB key ) but then built in to one file.

So if you can crack that you can crack the VBS1 files also then.

[MSpencer 0]

Ah, so now you're distributing USB keys. *grumbles profanities*

Not that I'd really want to try to crack your stuff, but you're just going a bit overboard.

[waffendennis 0]

Ah, so now you're distributing USB keys. *grumbles profanities*

Not that I'd really want to try to crack your stuff, but you're just going a bit overboard.

MSPENCER please stfu you whore.

Man your anoying me all the times.

And im not dusturbing USB keys.

I said my security is based on that.

And dont try to anoy me again man....

[Ex-RoNiN 0]

waffendennis, thats a three day holiday for you, plus 3 warning boxes.