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Angry Birds Blast: *.LUAC (Encrypted LUA)

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LolHacksRule, posted Fri Sep 13, 2019 11:36 pm (43273)


I want to view the LUAC files and be able to re-encrypt but all of them have a header of mybo-cs---107, and unreadable bytes below, I heard the game's LUAC files are encrypted with XXTEA and the encryption key is mybo-blast (given by this post: https://boards.libre.io/threads/decrypt ... ile.236926). I successfully decrypted them to plaintext by using a script I made but there are bytes of some sort below after decryption (they decrypt into plaintext LUAs) of the files. Are the bytes below part of the files that were decrypted or is that a mistake in the script I used? If the script works, and the bytes are part of the decrypted files then thanks so much for checking on that.

LUAC files (FILECUTTER):

http://www.filedropper.com/abblastluacs
http://www.filedropper.com/abblastluacs_1

Skeleton script I made:
Code:
   get EXT extension
   if EXT & "luac"

      set KEY string "mybo-blast"
      encryption xxtea KEY "0x9e3779b9 0" 0 16    # cocos2d

      idstring "mybo-cs---107"
      savepos OFFSET
      get SIZE asize
      math SIZE - OFFSET
      get NAME filename
      log NAME OFFSET SIZE
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LolHacksRule, posted Mon Sep 30, 2019 5:33 pm (51228)


I'll reup soon.
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