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Find the algorithm of Values


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Is there an tool to find the algorithm of Values?

Or is there any other way to calculate the Values?

Example

7,14438328e10 = 47

8,64762184e10 = 89

5,62838922e14 = 1895

5,54592585e14 = 1913

4,17332032e13 = 2124

3,60294866e13 = 2304

3,87610858e13 = 2529

4,97390222e13 = 2686

6,02359223e13 = 3203

6,01843827e13 = 3230

??? = 1000000

(GG is able to find these with encrypted serach)

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Not sure.  I think something is missing still....

One: this person doesn't realize he can just group copy and group paste.... Which discredits the knowledge level for me.

Two: they explain how the "calculation" works, but never utilizes that knowledge to create any custom value, but instead just uses data in memory.

 

 

I would have to go looking around for myself to find proper method. I think they have SOME of the information.... Or are misinterpreting the data at hand.

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15 hours ago, 1337-D34thk1ller said:

Anti-cheat 1 = 1.355.811.694d = 2,79232799e10f

Anti-cheat 2 = 302.734.446d = 4,39745947e-28f

Real Value = 1.116.471.296d = 70.0f

Firstly, since we are dealing with bitwise operations, it is reasonable to convert all values to hex:
Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50D00B6E
Anti-cheat 2 = 0x120B5C6E
Real value = 0x428C0000

Now let's define new values that are derived from these "anti-cheat" values:
Key1 = Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50D00B6E
Key2 = Anti-cheat 2 with 2nd and 3rd bytes swapped = 0x125C0B6E

Real value can then be calculated from previously defined values like this:
Real value = Key1 XOR Key2
Real value = 0x50D00B6E XOR 0x125C0B6E = 0x428C0000

15 hours ago, 1337-D34thk1ller said:

Other example:

Anti-cheat 1 = 1.342.267.165d = 8.681.976.832,0f

Anti-cheat 2 = 325.013.789d = 2,8186549e-27f

Real Value = 1.129.316.352d = 208.0f

Following the same steps for this example:

  1. Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50015F1D
    Anti-cheat 2 = 0x135F511D
    Real value = 0x43500000
     
  2. Key1 = 0x50015F1D
    Key2 = 0x13515F1D
     
  3. Real value = 0x50015F1D XOR 0x13515F1D = 0x43500000
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10 minutes ago, CmP said:

Firstly, since we are dealing with bitwise operations, it is reasonable to convert all values to hex:
Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50D00B6E
Anti-cheat 2 = 0x120B5C6E
Real value = 0x428C0000

Now let's define new values that are derived from these "anti-cheat" values:
Key1 = Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50D00B6E
Key2 = Anti-cheat 2 with 2nd and 3rd bytes swapped = 0x125C0B6E

Real value can then be calculated from previously defined values like this:
Real value = Key1 XOR Key2
Real value = 0x50D00B6E XOR 0x125C0B6E = 0x428C0000

Following the same steps for this example:

  1. Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50015F1D
    Anti-cheat 2 = 0x135F511D
    Real value = 0x43500000
     
  2. Key1 = 0x50015F1D
    Key2 = 0x13515F1D
     
  3. Real value = 0x50015F1D XOR 0x13515F1D = 0x43500000

Well done.  Not much more I can say, other than impressive 🙂

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43 minutes ago, CmP said:

Firstly, since we are dealing with bitwise operations, it is reasonable to convert all values to hex:
Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50D00B6E
Anti-cheat 2 = 0x120B5C6E
Real value = 0x428C0000

Now let's define new values that are derived from these "anti-cheat" values:
Key1 = Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50D00B6E
Key2 = Anti-cheat 2 with 2nd and 3rd bytes swapped = 0x125C0B6E

Real value can then be calculated from previously defined values like this:
Real value = Key1 XOR Key2
Real value = 0x50D00B6E XOR 0x125C0B6E = 0x428C0000

Following the same steps for this example:

  1. Anti-cheat 1 = 0x50015F1D
    Anti-cheat 2 = 0x135F511D
    Real value = 0x43500000
     
  2. Key1 = 0x50015F1D
    Key2 = 0x13515F1D
     
  3. Real value = 0x50015F1D XOR 0x13515F1D = 0x43500000

Really impressive 🖒🖒🖒🖒

Thanks for this.

Really helpfull😊

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