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First, let’s pick a lucky one and find a login interface. sekiro1-1.png You can see the request parameters as follows. img.png Where the password is obviously encrypted in some way (the source of other parameters in the request is not the focus). So, the main content of this article is:
How to find the encryption process in the frontend How to use Sekiro for remote RPC calls Part One: Finding the encryption process in the frontend Regarding how the password is encrypted in the frontend, the results are listed first:
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First, let’s pick a lucky one and find a login interface. sekiro1-1.png You can see the request parameters as follows. img.png Where the password is obviously encrypted in some way (the source of other parameters in the request is not the focus). So, the main content of this article is:
How to find the encryption process in the frontend How to use Sekiro for remote RPC calls Part One: Finding the encryption process in the frontend Regarding how the password is encrypted in the frontend, the results are listed first:
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