Author Topic: KeyUtils v0.8 - Open-Source Key Recovery!  (Read 6785 times)

What about decrpyting for steam keys
As pecon said, steam users don't get keys. You use your steam account to authenticate and I can't help with that.

I'm afraid i don't remember much of it at all, took a look at it and put it in the game. Never looked at it afterwards, emails deleted so I can't go back and look. The computer was older and i believe we got rid of it so I can't check the processer and we used wireless at the time, i have no knowledge about those network software stuff
Well having that little information really is not ideal, the fact that you were using wireless does help (quite a bit actually) but I don't forsee the number of key combinations dropping below the low tens of millions. (Which is quite good mind you, that's like 99.99998% of combinations eliminated, it just won't help you get the exact combination you need.)

Bump! Does anyone have any suggestions to make? I'm always open for things to add.

Add Key Storage. A safe and easy way to keep keys and protect them on your computer with a secure passcode

Add Key Storage. A safe and easy way to keep keys and protect them on your computer with a secure passcode
...er, just hide the file somewhere in your user account? or send it in an email to yourself?

...er, just hide the file somewhere in your user account? or send it in an email to yourself?
It's actually not a bad idea. I personally use an encrypted archive file to store my more sensitive things like keys, but having something dedicated to the Blockland keys would actually be really nice an convenient compared to an encrypted text file.

I just create 256-bit AES-encrypted disk image files.

It's actually not a bad idea. I personally use an encrypted archive file to store my more sensitive things like keys, but having something dedicated to the Blockland keys would actually be really nice an convenient compared to an encrypted text file.
except, like, nobody is out there hacking people just to get bl auth keys
protect more important stuff like steam passwords n such, sure, but BL auth key? if someone really hacked my bl key i'd just give it up and get a new key, after uncovering the perp who took the key from me.

plus those who do know how to protect their keys securely probably don't hold grudges against those who know how to actually hack.

except, like, nobody is out there hacking people just to get bl auth keys
protect more important stuff like steam passwords n such, sure, but BL auth key? if someone really hacked my bl key i'd just give it up and get a new key, after uncovering the perp who took the key from me.

plus those who do know how to protect their keys securely probably don't hold grudges against those who know how to actually hack.
Some of us are cheap bastards and want to make sure it's safe for sure! And I sure as hell would be upset if someone stole my key. I ain't giving up this ID without a fight.

I'll be making sure to add it to my to-do list. Shouldn't be too difficult to make either!