Current limitations:
Only one connection: The program can only keep track of one connection. This means that if you attempt to login again, the program will desync. If enough interest is shown in this program, it can be changed to allow multiple clients.
Only works on connections over ethernet: This may or may not be true. The way the packets are disassembled suggests that it will not work on dialup connections. You have broadband, right? Again, if there is enough interest, a more complete packet analyser can be written.
Note:
There are no viruses, keyloggers, or any of that crap in the program.
You must have the winpcap (
) library installed for this program to work.This program DOES NOT send packets (yet) and therefore cannot get you D/Ced (or caught).
The source is C++ and will be available shortly. If you would like it before I post it, PM me.
If you would like to help develop PM me.
To use this program, you must start it and select the adapter you wish to bind to (it will print a list). You must then log on to a CO server so that the program can capture the encryption bytes and sync with the game server.
useful keys:
o - outputs the contents of the buffer to a file. be careful here: the error checking is very limited; make sure you can write to that file. note: this effectively clears the buffer
d - deletes the contents of the buffer
c - adds a comment to the buffer
s - starts/stops printing to the buffer. this will NOT interrupt capturing and will NOT desync the program. the idea here is that you only want to see packets from certain times and this will allow you to see only what you want
q - quit the program
Let me know how it works for you and feel free to post an IP or two.
Update: added support for servers Honor and Turquiose
Update: support has been added for ALL servers
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Major update: several serious encryption and decryption bugs have been found and resolved. please download the latest version for valid results!
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