[Source] Yet another Blizzard Authenticator emulator

[mrgneissguy]

I converted Sednogmah's code to c# so for those of us not to familiar with java .

You can download the Authenticator.cs from MediaFire.com

To create a new authenticator...

using BlizzAuthenticator;

            MobileAuth newauth;

            if (new Authenticator().CreateAuthenticator("EU",out newauth))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Token:\t\t{0}", newauth.Token);
                Console.WriteLine("Serial:\t\t{0}", newauth.Serial);
                Console.WriteLine("Time Diff:\t{0}", newauth.TimeDifference);

            }
            else
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Failed to create Emulator, check network");
            }
            Console.ReadLine();

To Generate a new authentication Code...

using BlizzAuthenticator;

//Automatically syncronizes your device with Blizz servers
string key = new Authenticator().GenerateAuthenticatorCode("Serial", "Token");

or

using BlizzAuthenticator;

//Use a previous synchronization
string key = new Authenticator().GenerateAuthenticatorCode("Serial", "Token", time_Difference);

To retrieve the time Difference between your device and wow servers...

using BlizzAuthenticator;
            long dif;
            if (new Authenticator().GetTimeDifference("EU", out dif))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Time Diff:\t{0}", dif);
            }
            else
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Synchronization Failed, check network");
            }

[Foulwynd]

LOL. Thanks for pointing it out. I will fix it

by this you mean that we should re-download it?

[mrgneissguy]

by this you mean that we should re-download it?

No, they're constants. Changing them will just make it more clear to someone reading the source code.

[Foulwynd]

No, they're constants. Changing them will just make it more clear to someone reading the source code.

ok, so nothing i, as a user, should care about. cool

[taiguagua]

Hi Folks,

Ty all for sharing the code i have done a gui similar to the blizzard mobile authenticator using the library shared by you. The original source code from the c# port was changed a little bit to adjust to generics and some personal coding flavor. in the about box of the program there's credits to Sednogmah and mrgneissguy. I will work on a International version so if some of you can translate the strings to your language and send to me i will add to the culture info. WowAuthenticator.zip

Inside the zip there's the project source code and in the Release folder there's the compiled exe for the non-programmers.

cya all.

[Chiaki19]

BTW: Can blizzard ban this? If so. It's possible to lose the acc o,o

[sendrome]

I converted Sednogmah's code to c# so for those of us not to familiar with java .

You can download the Authenticator.cs from MediaFire.com

To create a new authenticator...

using BlizzAuthenticator;

            MobileAuth newauth;

            if (new Authenticator().CreateAuthenticator("EU",out newauth))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Token:\t\t{0}", newauth.Token);
                Console.WriteLine("Serial:\t\t{0}", newauth.Serial);
                Console.WriteLine("Time Diff:\t{0}", newauth.TimeDifference);

            }
            else
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Failed to create Emulator, check network");
            }
            Console.ReadLine();

To Generate a new authentication Code...

using BlizzAuthenticator;

//Automatically syncronizes your device with Blizz servers
string key = new Authenticator().GenerateAuthenticatorCode("Serial", "Token");

or

using BlizzAuthenticator;

//Use a previous synchronization
string key = new Authenticator().GenerateAuthenticatorCode("Serial", "Token", time_Difference);

To retrieve the time Difference between your device and wow servers...

using BlizzAuthenticator;
            long dif;
            if (new Authenticator().GetTimeDifference("EU", out dif))
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Time Diff:\t{0}", dif);
            }
            else
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Synchronization Failed, check network");
            }

Thanks a ton!

[woreczek]

I have huge question. I`m using mobile authenticator on my iPhone, but I want to use this authenticator(big possibility of that i will lost my phone) How do I can change serial nuber to that authenticator?

[taiguagua]

Simplest way:

Disassociate your current token in the Bnet Website.
Associate a new one generated by the application.

[Sednogmah]

Added a cross-platform GUI authenticator that supports multiple auths and allows you to "import" existing ones.




Check out the first post for more details & URL.

[toazron1]

I am trying to use the import key but it is not working correctly, giving me an error every time.

[Sednogmah]

I am trying to use the import key but it is not working correctly, giving me an error every time.

Are you sure you're using the correct values? You need all three:
- Serial number, e.g. EU-1234-5678-4321
- Token, 40 hexadecimal characters
- Clock skew. Set it to 0 if you don't know it and use "Synchronize" later.

I just tried it and successfully imported various authenticators, both EU and US.
Make sure you don't accidentally add whitespace to the token. I will update the GUI to filter those.

[toazron1]

It was the token. I was trying to import it from the PC Auth that someone else made, but the token was encrypted or something. I ended up removing the auth from bnet and creating a new one. Thanks

Could you add an option to export a key into something like an xml file?

[Sednogmah]

It was the token. I was trying to import it from the PC Auth that someone else made, but the token was encrypted or something. I ended up removing the auth from bnet and creating a new one. Thanks

Could you add an option to export a key into something like an xml file?

Done. Exports all authenticators to an XML file.



Download: FooBMA GUI r10 (40 kB)

[Cadua]

Thanks Sednogmah.

Can anyone port this onto WinMobile? Middlet or .Net.