After analyzing a few exodus passwords i found the patterns that are used to encrypt the passwords that are stored on the local computer. If you would like the patterns PM me.
After analyzing a few exodus passwords i found the patterns that are used to encrypt the passwords that are stored on the local computer. If you would like the patterns PM me.
Last edited by SyntaXmasteR; 06-30-2005 at 05:33 PM.
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Not to resurrect a topic from the grave, but I found this on Google and wanted to follow up on it.
Exodus encodes passwords in its configuration file using Base64.
The relavent piece of code is:
Which begins on line *750 in /svn/v_0_*0_0_0/jopl/PrefController.pas.Code:ptag := tag.GetFirstTag('password'); if (ptag.GetAttribute('encoded') = 'yes') then Password := DecodeString(ptag.Data) else Password := ptag.Data;
Hope this helps someone else in the future trying to decode the passwords Exodus stores in its configuration files.