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Yikes! By the time we get to the end of the string, most of the key bytes will have been overwritten by unencrypted characters of the string. For example, let us look at the string 'andrew' and XOR this with the key byte '%' and another key byte, say '1'. By encrypting the first byte of the string, we replace '' and 'a' with ''e' and ''w' respectively, and then XOR this to the third byte of the key. This leaves the fourth byte of the key, ''w' intact. This is the same as adding the four byte value ''e', ''w', ''a', and ''r'', so the value of the key is ''%''. With such a primitive XOR algorithm, it may be very difficult to have sufficient unencrypted characters left to even put the string data into another blob for analysis.
To decrypt the string, the first thing this function does is a test for the key length. This is necessary since the lengths for the key bytes, iv and data are stored on separate variables and may point to different offsets in memory. The first thing the function does is load the key bytes. Note: If you want to learn a little bit more about how AES works, I highly recommend you read this great tutorial from my friend Chris Lutz, which is tailored specifically to encryption and decryption using this algorithm.
Afterwards the function decrypts the string using the AES algorithm as shown below. This function can be written more concisely using bitwise operations, but since we already saw this code from the original developer in a previous article on password cracking, Ill stick to a safe approach for now. 3d9ccd7d82
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