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Decrypting - Spotifly - 11-09-2015
I need to decrypt a key but I can't seem to figure out which method they used to encrypt :fp:
Which kind of encryption do you think they used for this:
|240|223|5|235|218|184|13|89
Thanks in advance!
RE: Decrypting - Captin_Lulzboat - 11-09-2015
Different types of files get different types on encryptions. It would help if you can tell us what the file is for etc.
IF its PGP encryption from like an email, you can search there public key on MIT and see if you can find it. but they would of needed your public key as well to perform the trust relationship to send it
RE: Decrypting - Spotifly - 11-09-2015
(11-09-2015, 07:53 PM)Captin_Lulzboat Wrote: Different types of files get different types on encryptions. It would help if you can tell us what the file is for etc.
IF its PGP encryption from like an email, you can search there public key on MIT and see if you can find it. but they would of needed your public key as well to perform the trust relationship to send it
It's a password found within a database
RE: Decrypting - Pikami - 11-09-2015
(11-09-2015, 07:56 PM)Spotifly Wrote:(11-09-2015, 07:53 PM)Captin_Lulzboat Wrote: Different types of files get different types on encryptions. It would help if you can tell us what the file is for etc.
IF its PGP encryption from like an email, you can search there public key on MIT and see if you can find it. but they would of needed your public key as well to perform the trust relationship to send it
It's a password found within a database
A database from what CMS?
RE: Decrypting - Spotifly - 11-09-2015
(11-09-2015, 07:58 PM)Pjuklas Wrote:I have no idea(11-09-2015, 07:56 PM)Spotifly Wrote:(11-09-2015, 07:53 PM)Captin_Lulzboat Wrote: Different types of files get different types on encryptions. It would help if you can tell us what the file is for etc.
IF its PGP encryption from like an email, you can search there public key on MIT and see if you can find it. but they would of needed your public key as well to perform the trust relationship to send it
It's a password found within a database
A database from what CMS?
All I found about the webhost is:
Webserver
IIS 6.0
Framework
ASP or ASP.NET (unknown)
Language
Any .NET language, Possibly C# or VB.NET (unknown)
I have a strong feeling this could be encoded in Latin-1, someone knows a good decrypter?