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@Chike wrote:

Actualy last I checked the crack I didn’t even get the popup that say I have to register.
I double click the room and nothing happened.

you are in restricted country (ppls from these countries should upgrade to access to paltalk chat rooms) when you double click on room normaly a popup window should open and ask you to upgrade your nickname, but because in paltalk patches popups are disabled you cant see that. it’s same about paltalk today popup, you cant see paltalk today in patched paltalk. anyway just use proxy program or upgrade your nick.

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ya it should have an easier way. in which environment we need to disable HTML???

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these aren’t encrypted data. these are ascii character codes of string. goto to find the text.
3C = <
6F = o
62 = b
6A = j
65 = e
63 = c
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=
<object …

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for decompiling C++ applications you may want to try boomerang. but it has too many bugs(freez and crash in about 98% of cases).

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@method wrote:

I am looking for some sofware that gives result. I installed a few sofware from google and non of them worked!!

do you have any knowledge about assembly language? if yes then you have the ability to reversing exe or dll or… applications. as ghost said some programs can be fully decompiled but about most of them you need to disassemble it for reversing purpose.

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@method wrote:

Hi all. could any one tell me. how to know an .exe application is written in what programing lunguge?

http://www.secretashell.com/codomain/peid/files/PEiD-0.94-20060510.zip

It can detect more than 470 PE signatures, including packers, protectors and more…

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and also you can use one of the paltalk paches to run mutiple instances of it.

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@Jodie_Uk wrote:

Im using avast anti virus….my computer is fine..luckly
i caught it in time..just wanted to warn others, thats all 😉

i think we are talking with second billgates. a great man who can detect a deep inside virus by broking 2 compressed file to 5 section and using email. and also creating new topic for a reply in his own old topic. 8)

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@deepjunior wrote:

Thank you autopilot, its ok. But, Asc(mid(xString,i,1)) for VB6.

Asc(Mid$(xString, i, 1))
(maybe)

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@valletta wrote:

when i try to open it and instal it its tell me something wrong with the clock

what is it? 😀
do you mean paltalk color???

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@Admin wrote:

lol holy shit this works perfect heheheh, man can I put this one on the downlaod section too this one kicks asz lol 🙂 times 20

thanx loco. put it there. 😀

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usefull. thanks a lot code mastr.

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done.
loooooooool 😀
here is small delphi source code for decrypting these passwords. this can be used in our own client for paltalk.

thanx Mike. your old post help me a lot in finding the algorithm.

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loooooooooool
interesting. just some hours ago i was trying to decrypt registry passwords and post a question in the pt program request forum to see if such program already exist. and now i found this hot topic here.
i didnt completly analyze this algorithm yet so for now I can say the first step::
paltalk get the serial number of drive wich installed on it and then combine it with username for example if nick is restive543 and serial number of drive is 013B830C it make this “r0e1s3tBi8v3e05C43” then strcat this to itself twice and this is the result
“r0e1s3tBi8v3e05C43r0e1s3tBi8v3e05C43r0e1s3tBi8v3e05C43”

ths string and each byte of password and a random number and a result from _time function used to make 4 digit for each byte of password

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Use Indy components installed with Delphi. It contains SMTP component that made this job as easiest way.

procedure SendSimpleMail;
var
Msg: TIdMessage;
DestAddr: TIdEmailAddressItem;
begin
Msg := TIdMessage.Create(Self);
Msg.From.Text := ‘restive98’;
Msg.From.Address := ‘info@programminghorizon.com‘;
Msg.Subject := ‘Test’;

DestAddr := Msg.Recipients.Add;
DestAddr.Text := ‘restive98’;
DestAddr.Address := ‘nice_fox102@yahoo.com‘;
Msg.Body.Add(‘This is simple test mail.’);

IdSMTP1.Host := ‘mail.programminghorizon.com’;
IdSMTP1.Port := 25;
IdSMTP1.AuthenticationType := atLogin;
IdSMTP1.Username := ‘info@ProgrammingHorizon.com‘;
IdSMTP1.Password := ‘*********’;
IdSMTP1.Connect;
IdSMTP1.Authenticate;
IdSMTP1.Send(Msg);
IdSMTP1.Disconnect;
end;

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