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you need to use the same password though, and does that even work?

we need to use the same password??? then i guess it's no hope..

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Originally posted by wun_chink_baybe
we need to use the same password??? then i guess it's no hope..

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can you upload one of the chat logs for me (not one you want but just another) i would like to see if what i am thinking would work, i mean its a shot right?

o really? well, i have like 12 of them that i need to open so i can upload anyone of them for you. and thx! =) just how do you upload....=P

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Originally posted by wun_chink_baybe
o really? well, i have like 12 of them that i need to open so i can upload anyone of them for you. and thx! =) just how do you upload....=P

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at the bottom when you click post reply it will say attachment hit browse and find one of the chat files and click open then type a message and hit post reply

ooo, ok, well, my file is from a long time ago so even i have on idea what's in it... that's why i can't unencrypted it.
wait..it says encrypted files are not allowed...

Check your PM (top right hand corner says private messages click that)


Resolved
She remembered her password for it.

[11:42 PM] Patch: nope, it's just using an a 128bits encryption key that cannot be found except if you have hundreds of P4 trying every possible combinations for twenty years 

[11:50 PM] Patch: well, when I said hundreds of P4 for years, it was true... that'S why this kind of encryption system if effective... computers do not have the capacity to compute the solution... it would take one single computer more than a century (litterally)


Needless to say, hacking chat logs is "un-possible" (Quote by Ralph Wiggum The Simpons)

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Originally posted by Anubis

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Originally posted by GiantSpider
I think when Plus! 3 comes out you will be able to re-set the password. I think.

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No you won't, it wouldn't be very encrypted if you could change it when you wanted...

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What I ment was I though you would have to re-set the password for encripting new files.