The files are for sure encrypted. The source code about the cocos2dx framework on github seems to say that there is an xxtea encryption applied to the ZIP archives that should have a "XXTEA" magic at the beginning and the key "2dxLua". Obviously this is not the case of the samples you provided so give us more information about where you got these archives and what's the real game (name and link).
aluigi wrote:The files are for sure encrypted. The source code about the cocos2dx framework on github seems to say that there is an xxtea encryption applied to the ZIP archives that should have a "XXTEA" magic at the beginning and the key "2dxLua". Obviously this is not the case of the samples you provided so give us more information about where you got these archives and what's the real game (name and link).
For decrypting used DES algorithm with key )9e#2t?s - decrypted result is > 4t2#+j@ (null terminated string). Use QtCipherSqlite with password for access to database's. QtCipherSqlite used as i see MD5 + AES.
For decrypting used DES algorithm with key )9e#2t?s - decrypted result is > 4t2#+j@ (null terminated string). Use QtCipherSqlite with password for access to database's. QtCipherSqlite used as i see MD5 + AES.
Thanks for reply! I think it seems to be a resource encrypted with zip format rather than an SQLite database.