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    Cool

    66E6AFF0 stands for the string "sub-zero".

    Note: The number 66E6AFF0 is not in a hex format - it's a decimal format.

    If you don't know the algorithm which encoded this string - how can you find out?

    Can someone help me to find the correct algorithm?

    thx, vbzero

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    I'm not an expert in encryption technology, but it could be the common XOR method - a real tough one to crapk, or it could be the RSA method - damn near impossible to crack.

    Do we get any other clues at all?

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    Wink

    It's an RC-2 (40 Bit) encryption, but do you know what this does exactly mean?

    I have the encryted string, I have the encryption format and I have the decrypted string - all I need is the maths.

    I need to know the algorithm.

    Any ideas?

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    Originally posted by vbzero
    66E6AFF0 stands for the string "sub-zero".

    Note: The number 66E6AFF0 is not in a hex format - it's a decimal format.

    It sure doesn't look like decimal format to me - unless you can use alphanumerics.
    Donald Sy - VB (ab)user

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