Wireshark-users: [Wireshark-users] Battlefield Vietnam rcon protcol, login encryption?
Hi,
im interrested in finding out how the username/password is encrypted before send in this protocol.
The game is from 2003.
Ive made some captures and probably found the packets containing the login data, but the same username/password is encrypted differently at every login.
After the tcp handshake, the server sends a 20byte number/char combination - i guess its used to encrypt the passwords because someone found out how its done in the game they produced after this.
http://bf2.fun-o-matic.org/index.php/RCon_Protocol
There the server sends a "digest", the client uses md5 on "digest"+password and sends the result back
(In BF2 they only use a password, no username)
The encrypted password for BFV is always (len(password)+1)*2. So its not md5 or any other encryption that returns a fixed size result.
Ive doccumented my findings here (including wireshark captures):
http://141.41.98.152:9999/dw-public/doku.php?id=start
Maybe someone has an idea or knows what was commonly used around 2003 todo this?
If i left important information out, please ask.
This is my first attempt at gathering login information via wireshark, so i have no clue if this is solveable.
greets
Julius
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