KeyUtils - Open-Source Key Recovery

[.Kong123.]

So if I'm reading this right. You can take your keydat and just click the decrypt button and you will have your key? Or is there more into this. I'm confused.

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[Ipquarx]

So if I'm reading this right. You can take your keydat and just click the decrypt button and you will have your key? Or is there more into this. I'm confused.

Take a look at the tutorial I posted in the OP, that should explain most of what it does.

If it doesn't, Honno said he'd be making a video tutorial sometime soon... Looking forward to it!

[Honno]

You will get to hear my lovey, mediocre voice.

[Hawt]

You will get to hear my lovey, mediocre voice.

[Ipquarx]

Bump

[John Freeman]

You will get to hear my lovey, mediocre voice.

well that's a turnoff

[Honno]

well that's a turnoff

shut up u nerd :<

[John Freeman]

shut up u nerd :<

no u

[Honno]

school is out, i can actually have time to narrate the video.

[Dannu]

school is out, i can actually have time to narrate the video.

Then BRV, right?

[Honno]

Then BRV, right?

ofc :D

[BluetoothBoy]

I was about to come in here an be all like, "But all Blockland mods are open source!"

Then I noticed it wasn't a Blockland mod...

[Ipquarx]

I was about to come in here an be all like, "But all Blockland mods are open source!"

Then I noticed it wasn't a Blockland mod...

But hey, at least it's open source ;)

[Sylvanor]

I used it once and i can say, it saved my life :P
Pretty useful

[Admiral Obvious]

So I suppose there's no way to recover a key that I brought over from an old hard drive and am trying to recover using a key made on this computer?