10-25-2016, 06:55 AM
Telegnats
GrekThe format for a netpass is a random 4 digit number, a greek letter and a random 3 digit number. So there's about a quarter billion possible combinations in a given round. You're not going to guess it.
Possible digits - 0-9 = 10 possible
The greek alphabet is 24 characters, so assuming all uppercase or lowercase we have 24 possible characters. 48 is we are using both lowercase and uppercase
10 * 10 * 10 * 24 * 10 * 10 * 10 =
240,000,000. With lowercase and uppercase this number doubles to 480,000,000 possible combinations.
That's a hell of a lot of combinations and makes brute forcing it without some kind of script next to impossible, and I don't think the admins would be this cruel. And this is only if the format for the cheget is the netpass, which is only a guess. But, given that the Syndicate may or may not have a connection to the Russians, it's the best we have.
Is there any chance the password is just some russian word?
It's WAY lower than that
var/list/codewords = list("Alpha","Beta","Gamma","Zeta","Omega", "Bravo", "Epsilon", "Jeff", "Delta")
var/tempword = null
tempword = pick(codewords)
netpass_heads = "[rand(1111,9999)] [tempword]-[rand(111,999)]"
This is the code that makes the netpass up
netpass_syndicate = "[rand(111,999)]DET[tempword]=[rand(1111,9999)]"
here's the syndie one as well
netpass_syndicate = "[rand(111,999)]DET[tempword]=[rand(1111,9999)]"
I think it'd still basically beĀ un-doable but still, not as bad as what you suggested.
GrekThe format for a netpass is a random 4 digit number, a greek letter and a random 3 digit number. So there's about a quarter billion possible combinations in a given round. You're not going to guess it.
Possible digits - 0-9 = 10 possible
The greek alphabet is 24 characters, so assuming all uppercase or lowercase we have 24 possible characters. 48 is we are using both lowercase and uppercase
10 * 10 * 10 * 24 * 10 * 10 * 10 =
240,000,000. With lowercase and uppercase this number doubles to 480,000,000 possible combinations.
That's a hell of a lot of combinations and makes brute forcing it without some kind of script next to impossible, and I don't think the admins would be this cruel. And this is only if the format for the cheget is the netpass, which is only a guess. But, given that the Syndicate may or may not have a connection to the Russians, it's the best we have.
Is there any chance the password is just some russian word?
It's WAY lower than that
var/list/codewords = list("Alpha","Beta","Gamma","Zeta","Omega", "Bravo", "Epsilon", "Jeff", "Delta")
var/tempword = null
tempword = pick(codewords)
netpass_heads = "[rand(1111,9999)] [tempword]-[rand(111,999)]"
This is the code that makes the netpass up
netpass_syndicate = "[rand(111,999)]DET[tempword]=[rand(1111,9999)]"
here's the syndie one as well
netpass_syndicate = "[rand(111,999)]DET[tempword]=[rand(1111,9999)]"
I think it'd still basically beĀ un-doable but still, not as bad as what you suggested.