mike
January 12th, 2003, 16:30
A protector has decided to code his serial number verification scheme in Iota, so it's all interpreted minimalistic code. Not much of a chance of understanding it. You know that all it does is a simple string compare to some unknown value, so the pseudocode looks like this:
Since you can get an iota interpreter, you can take his code and run it on whatever serial numbers you want without having to type them in.
You have no idea how long the serial number is.
How do you break this?
Code:
for (i=0; i<len; i++)
if (myserial[I] != trueserial[I]) return false;
return true;
Since you can get an iota interpreter, you can take his code and run it on whatever serial numbers you want without having to type them in.
You have no idea how long the serial number is.
How do you break this?
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