Help/Support Unity's Type of Encryption Insight

jayvee · October 19, 2018

Can someone give an insight on what type of encryption does Unity use on some games like NarutoXBuroto and Princess Connect: Re Dive on android? Those games contain odd hex values. The only instructions that you can see on NarutoXBuroto' libil2cpp.so is ANDEQ R0, R0, R0. While PC redive contails mostly a 0 value.

tanis · October 23, 2018

I can't remember the exact name off the tip of my head but so far all of the obfuscations I've found were deobfuscable with de4dot: https://github.com/0xd4d/de4dot

TheArmKing · November 1, 2018

On 10/23/2018 at 11:02 PM, tanis said:

I can't remember the exact name off the tip of my head but so far all of the obfuscations I've found were deobfuscable with de4dot: https://github.com/0xd4d/de4dot

de4dot works on mono games not il2cpp

@jayvee I don't think it's Unity's protection, they don't care about it.

tanis · November 5, 2018

On 11/1/2018 at 2:27 PM, TheArmKing said:

de4dot works on mono games not il2cpp

It makes sense, I've got confused there. But now I wonder.. how would you get crash reports that make sense if you obfuscate the code? There should be a way to deobfuscate what comes through the crash reporting and it must either be stored in the game or somewhere offline for post processing of crash reports.. has anyone had a look into that by any chance?

psc2350 · August 20, 2020

Just found this post. I have managed to decompile the assembly-csharp.dll of the game. I would like to be able to play the clan battle's mock battle anytime. Seen someone has done it recently so am sure is possible. Will be a commission. Please PM me.

Updated August 20, 2020 by psc2350