It's an authenticator. Just go to the official WoW-page and look it up
This is a great tool, thanks!
It's an authenticator. Just go to the official WoW-page and look it up
This is a great tool, thanks!
Basicly what Spniz said. go to the official wow forums and look it up.
Anyways. An Authenticator is a tool that adds extra security to your battle-net account. It can be in form of hardware, or software like in this case. It's all based on some Algorithm shizzle and stuffTou actually just add another "password" to your account. A portable(in this case a USB-stick or something) password
My authenticator isn't working anymore. I can't access to my account and I already resettet the data.
What can I do? Help me please![]()
Chiaki19. You have to send blizzard an email, telling them that you lost your phone and therefore you authenticator. Then they want you to send you some information and voila! The authenticator will then be removed from your account
Yes, I already did.
But: Why is my authenticator code not correct? It is the correct XML with the correct token and I also resettet it. I haven't changed anything.
well. Did you remember to push "Create Server-Side Backup" when you attached your authenticator at all ? It sounds like it's out of sync
Yeah I made a server side backup and the token etc is 100 % correct.
I also guess it is out of sync. So is there a way to resync it?
Is there a way to decode the token? It seems it it encrypted.
Last edited by Chiaki19; 07-28-2010 at 05:21 PM.
You could try to import your token into FooBMA which has an option to resync.
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Am I allowed to ask why Jadd was banned?
That looks like Base64 encoding. Here's some Python code to turn it into 40 hex characters:
=> f58473c8467225cfb45220b3d45f754e591543ceCode:import base64 def base64_to_hex(s): return "".join([ "%02x" % ord(x) for x in base64.b64decode(s) ]) print base64_to_hex("9YRzyEZyJc+0UiCz1F91TlkVQ84=")
Try that![]()
Last edited by Sednogmah; 08-01-2010 at 12:54 AM.
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Look at your post, now back to mine; Now back to your post, now back to mine. Sadly, it isn't mine, but if you stopped trolling and started posting legitimate content, it could look like mine. Look down, backup, where are you? You're scrolling through threads, reading the post your post could look like. What did you post? Back at mine; It's a reply saying something you want to hear. Look again and the reply is now diamonds.
Anything is possible when you think before you post. The moon is shrinking.
There are more of these around I see
I had developed a native Windows version a while back, so have tidied it up and put in on Google code if anyone is interested. winauth - Project Hosting on Google Code
It is open-source so you can look it over and check there is nothing fishy going on. There is a pre-built exe, but feel free to build it yourself. It auto-refreshes the key as needed, time syncs and encrypts the secret authenticator key with a password - unlike the Mobile Authenticator, which just XORs the data with a hard coded key.
It also can load the key used by the Android Blizzard Mobile authenticator, so I use it as a backup and sometimes more convenient version.
Last edited by cdm; 07-31-2010 at 03:36 PM. Reason: typo