----------------unstash.pl begin ------------------------
use strict;
die "Usage: $0 <stash file>\n" if $#ARGV != 0;
my $file=$ARGV[0];
open(F,$file) || die "Can't open $file: $!";
my $stash;
read F,$stash,1024;
my @unstash=map { $_^0xf5 } unpack("C*",$stash);
foreach my $c (@unstash) {
last if $c eq 0;
printf "%c",$c;
}
printf "\n";
---------------------unstash.pl end-----------------
perl unstash.pl key.sth
where key.sth is the stash file
11/12/10
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Thanks!!
Very useful for me!
I explained it and created a Java version of this (Java is always available. Perl not)
http://strelitzia.net/wp/blog/2009/03/08/unstash-in-java/
Thanks !!!!
Superb. Its working for me.....
Thanks, it works fine.. Do we have a way to re-create a stash file through script instead of ikeyman ?
Yes, you can create a stsh file using command line. I believe it's gskcapicmd.
Thanks, neat!
I have made a one-liner version, if you can't (pr don't want to) create the unstash.pl file :
perl -C0 -n0xF5 -e 'print $_^"\xF5"x length."\n";exit' < key.sth
Have you had a look at the new V2 Stash file format? Is it just as easy to decode?
I am unable to decrypt the stash file using the perl script. The script executes perfectly fine, but the output is jumbled characters. The syntax is perl unstash.pl filename.sth
Output is something like this: Ω«3Σ╙~ ââ Æ -▒⌐$ªφF[3 âvÉñ}ì⌐ g4╙ä┬╘qì■,>tPí|ëâ±uºÖ o▓Θ*E≤bαæ₧╬q╓u w~ =ÜyÉ5╓WSRjà6╫`'N╦ªFΘ·▓Ö^ODó%7·┴gπg╒ƒΘ:┘â^Θ┬ÿX╠"─<¥ó─ i [m {~╙±k ½y ╞_$╢ºêѲA║½v>ivç┐i╜▐7┌Wêvv╝ 5fo¼åg▌┐7ZOu`[N%b├» tä┤Θ÷
I am having the same problem as Unknown above. All I get are jumbled characters. Anybody have a solution?
I am also facing same problem as unknown above.please suggest any solution for this
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