file name encoding / decoding

Re: file name encoding / decoding

CrYpTiC_MauleR — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 14:50:25 -0500

can you post the link to the site for testing?

Re: file name encoding / decoding

unicorn64 — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 13:17:59 -0500

Anyone have an idea? Such a constant algorithm doesn't look too safe right?

Re: file name encoding / decoding

unicorn64 — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 12:52:43 -0500

ABCD3_g778dsl2ebuv_1.jpg
ABCD3_od8jlgi5lk8d_2.jpg
ABCD3_6gg7o4beijj4_3.jpg
ABCD3_v7jrv8mudru6_4.jpg
ABCD3_hpa8a1l7pkcg_5.jpg
ABCD3_ybbj64gr5mac_6.jpg

Different file upload gives same code. So no filesize-link

on the form page where you can upload 3 pics at a time this lines:

Looks like the files are renamed bfore uploading takes place.

The MM_u40cn3pop_4.jpg is the shortest username I can find.

The adding of 7 characters to the name could be a encoding of something like adding a word and the filenumber to the username.
Also, very telling: the count of characters adding by two when filenumber is 10 or higher. HEX code in key?

Re: file name encoding / decoding

CrYpTiC_MauleR — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 12:11:05 -0500

could you make the smallest username you can make and then upload 5 files so its _1.jpg _2.jpg... and then post the filenames that are given.

Also when you delete and upload a new file are you using the same file? also are you using the same initial file name when uploading?

file name encoding / decoding

unicorn64 — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 10:22:51 -0500

Hi folks,

This is my first post so forgive me if my question is "out of bounds".
I'm looking for an answer on how filenames I encounter are encoded.
It looks like uploaded pictures have a systematic way of scrambling.
Username and the image file number are part of it I'm sure.

For instance a filename is build like this:

USERNAME_randomlettersanddigits_filenumber.jpg

so USERNAME_leo93nf83jsy6km_2.jpg
(just examples)

What I figured out already:
- It's always the number of characters of the username plus 7 (might include the filenumber as well).
- if the number of the file >10 it adds up 2 characters in the scrambled filename.
- All lowercase, letters and numbers
- deleting a file and uploading a new one gives the same encoded filename. So no random generator, date or time.

here are a couple of real filenames...

LUNA6_4njuojf2aojzhs_49.jpg
LUNA6_22nynfj66smf6h_50.jpg
LUNA6_d9k5ligy9pp9hn_51.jpg

MM_u40cn3pop_4.jpg

BRIEVENBUSJE_46sdgtceowpjp3brnzk_2.jpg
BRIEVENBUSJE_akijwwfgf0wgjsewnp0_8.jpg
BRIEVENBUSJE_7pctf337zdjjzji6mzvz8_80.jpg

It looks like a code to crack...

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.