Got a problem with a crackme app im making, any help? - C/C++

Mr. P-teo

So iv been trying to make a crack me, all is good but the char comparison doesn't work. Can anyone help explain why??


#include iostream
#include stdio.h
#include string.h

using namespace std;

int main();

void strget(char password[])
{
 char Local[10] = "AP4ssW0rD";

 char *Get = Local;
 cout &lt;&lt; Get &lt;&lt; " = " &lt;&lt; password &lt;&lt; endl;
 if(strcmp(Get, Local) != 0)
 {
 cout &lt;&lt; "Welcome to the CIA...\n\n";
 }else{
 main();
 }
}


int main()
{
 int Attempts = 0;
 char passwordprompt[] = "Password: ";
 char entered[10];
 char *Prompt = passwordprompt;
 cout &lt;&lt; endl &lt;&lt; Prompt;
 cin &gt;&gt; entered;
 if(Attempts &gt;= 3)
 {
 goto End;
 }else{
 char *EnteredPassword = entered;
 Attempts++;
 strget(EnteredPassword);
 }

 End:
 return 0;
}

PS. Hope you like my little code box, appart from the stupid border that this forum adds to code tags :/

Sh3llc0d3

Quickly changed it... how about this, i'm not sure if i've quite got what you're trying to do with it though: http://pastebin.com/CCCR33bd

Mr. P-teo

it's pretty much what i wanted although it still always returns false, same issue :/

Sh3llc0d3

Apologies only just seen you'd replied, I'll have another look.

Edit: Try...

http://pastebin.com/4UVpuK0Y

Not at all my best c++ code but it'll do the job I think. Juggling my daughter and visual studio at the mo.

Edit2: You could use something like this too:

http://codepad.org/peHoX4Il

The idea behind that is it generates a pseudo-random password so that every-time the program is run it should give a different pass (in theory - although this isn't always guaranteed). A tad more challenging for people trying to crack the app. Realistically I think to find the pass of the other one you'd just need to use the 'strings' command in linux and it'd probably list the password. As it's a static string within the binary. Anyway I've probably taken this well out of what you wanted but I got a tad bored xD.

Mr. P-teo

This is pretty cool, i wan't to learn more about C++ security, encryption etc. but i can seem to find much about it.

Sh3llc0d3

Unfortunately learning c++ online properly is a bit hard, I've found when a few c++ coders get together on forums are quite elitist I've found. Especially on hf for instance. Encryption in C++ is quite interesting to get into. I've done some basic encryption programs in c++ which I'll upload when the code embedding get's sorted. One good book to check out is "applied cryptography 2nd edition". Porting C code to C++ from the book is fairly easy once you understand it.

Mr. P-teo

Yer learning C++ online is very hard although i like to think im doing okay. I managed to get this crackme working, and i managed to add XOR encryption for an extra layer of security.

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