[DiscordArchive] what exactly do you mean with that name pattern generation?
[DiscordArchive] what exactly do you mean with that name pattern generation?
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what exactly do you mean with that name pattern generation?
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 09:51 AM #1Archived author: 4bhorrent • Posted: 2025-02-21T09:51:51.786000+00:00
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what exactly do you mean with that name pattern generation?
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a smarter approach than looping over every possible combination of valid ascii file names?
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 09:52 AM #2Archived author: 4bhorrent • Posted: 2025-02-21T09:52:32.902000+00:00
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a smarter approach than looping over every possible combination of valid ascii file names?
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well somehow you have to come up with directory paths and file names;
i dont think fully (or partially) randomized generation of a full path + file name is a valid strategy
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 09:52 AM #3Archived author: robinsch • Posted: 2025-02-21T09:52:34.976000+00:00
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well somehow you have to come up with directory paths and file names;
i dont think fully (or partially) randomized generation of a full path + file name is a valid strategy
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doing a smart approach will certainly cut down on computation time... the only problem i see is if they purposefully generated unusual file names to hamper reversing with smart approaches/constraints.
using special characters like german äöüß, emojis (lol) or forward slashes.
the hashing function works on any data, not just "valid" or expexted strings is what i mean ^^
anyway, will be addressed as a future addition to my mpq library
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 10:08 AM #4Archived author: 4bhorrent • Posted: 2025-02-21T10:08:42.377000+00:00
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doing a smart approach will certainly cut down on computation time... the only problem i see is if they purposefully generated unusual file names to hamper reversing with smart approaches/constraints.
using special characters like german äöüß, emojis (lol) or forward slashes.
the hashing function works on any data, not just "valid" or expexted strings is what i mean ^^
anyway, will be addressed as a future addition to my mpq library
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well thats definitely NOT a feasible way to bruteforce a MPQ, but as always if it's your hobby then enjoy what ur doing
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 10:16 AM #5Archived author: robinsch • Posted: 2025-02-21T10:16:27.030000+00:00
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well thats definitely NOT a feasible way to bruteforce a MPQ, but as always if it's your hobby then enjoy what ur doing
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collisions are a worry with bruteforcing the primitive hashing scheme old blizz stuff uses (and even some current blizz stuff)
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 10:22 AM #6Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2025-02-21T10:22:19.876000+00:00
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collisions are a worry with bruteforcing the primitive hashing scheme old blizz stuff uses (and even some current blizz stuff)
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if its similar to the db2 tablehash one at least
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 10:23 AM #7Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2025-02-21T10:23:17.872000+00:00
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if its similar to the db2 tablehash one at least
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that one is extremely collision prone
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 10:23 AM #8Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2025-02-21T10:23:26.412000+00:00
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that one is extremely collision prone
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even with a wordlist and limiting it to valid characters its extremely rough
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 10:24 AM #9Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2025-02-21T10:24:13.851000+00:00
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even with a wordlist and limiting it to valid characters its extremely rough
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so hopefully mpqs arent as bad
rektbyfaith
02-21-2025, 10:24 AM #10Archived author: Marlamin • Posted: 2025-02-21T10:24:28.247000+00:00
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so hopefully mpqs arent as bad
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