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0 pointsds5y ago0 comments

That heavy lifting wasnt done by myself so I unfortunately dont have a answer for you. This was around a decade ago however, so I would not be surprised if the traffic was unencrypted.

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XMPPwocky5y ago

Source did not encrypt network traffic until DeepBlueSea released NetShark for CS:GO.

Now it uses ICE, a 64-bit block cipher from the DES era. The key is obtained from the Steam servers over the normal Steam encrypted channel.

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0 pointsds5y ago0 comments

That heavy lifting wasnt done by myself so I unfortunately dont have a answer for you. This was around a decade ago however, so I would not be surprised if the traffic was unencrypted.

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XMPPwocky5y ago

Source did not encrypt network traffic until DeepBlueSea released NetShark for CS:GO.

Now it uses ICE, a 64-bit block cipher from the DES era. The key is obtained from the Steam servers over the normal Steam encrypted channel.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse