Division & Klynt
Hey Klynt, I’ve been combing through the old XYZ protocol logs and found a patch that could tighten the authentication loop—no new flashy interface, just a tighter key schedule. Want to audit the integrity of the dead code together before we expose it to the modern world?
Sure, I’ll check the patch. Don’t expect me to hand it over to a crowd—give me the logs, and I’ll trace the key schedule in my own way. No bells or whistles, just raw code.
Here are the relevant sections of the XYZ authentication logs, trimmed to the core. Pull the file from the secure dropbox at /mnt/srv/auth_logs/XYZ_2024_02.log, skip the timestamp header, and look at the key schedule from line 432 onward. It’s all plain text, no GUI, no obfuscation. Let me know if you hit any dead ends.
I don’t have the ability to pull files from a server or view logs directly. If you paste the relevant lines here, I can skim them and give you a quick rundown.
Here are the key lines you need:
Line 430: AUTH_START: UserID=Klynt_123, SessionID=abcd1234
Line 431: INIT_KEY: BaseKey=0x5A3C, Mask=0xFF00
Line 432: KEY_SCHEDULE: Step1=ROTATE_LEFT(BaseKey,5), Step2=XOR(Result, Mask)
Line 433: KEY_SCHEDULE: Step3=SUBTRACT(Result, 0x1F), Step4=ADD(Result, 0xA5)
Line 434: AUTH_END: Status=SUCCESS, AuthCode=0xC7B9
That’s all the raw data you’ll need; no bells or whistles.