├── LICENCE.txt
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── client
├── client.py
├── keygen.py
├── loading.py
├── main.py
├── message.py
├── proxyconf.py
├── sectors.py
├── session_fixer.py
├── session_level.py
├── sessions.py
├── simp_aes.py
├── updater.py
└── updates.txt
├── mlfafonkey.pub
├── newest.txt
├── requirements.txt
└── server
├── sectors.py
├── server.py
├── session_level.py
└── simp_aes.py
/LICENCE.txt:
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/README.md:
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1 | # Mlfafon
2 |
3 | [](https://opensource.org/licenses/) [](http://github.com/encoder000/mlfafon/releases) [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GrOo3SccEY) []()
4 |
5 | The open source private messanger. Everybody can make their own server and start secret communication!
6 |
7 | The mlfafon files are at releases!
8 |
9 | Installation for Debian-based Linux Distributions
10 | ```
11 | apt install unzip -y
12 | apt install wget -y
13 | apt install python3 -y
14 | apt install python3-pip -y
15 | wget https://github.com/encoder000/mlfafon/releases/download/5.6/mlfafon5.6.zip
16 | unzip mlfafon5.6.zip
17 | pip3 install -r requirements.txt
18 | ```
19 |
20 | Or
21 | ```
22 | apt install python3 -y
23 | apt install python3-pip -y
24 | apt install git -y
25 | git clone https://github.com/encoder000/mlfafon
26 | cd mlfafon
27 | pip3 install -r requirements.txt
28 | ```
29 |
30 | User guide: https://telegra.ph/Mlfafon-guide-06-16
31 |
32 | Our Telegram channel: https://t.me/sshosint
33 |
34 | Our site: http://mlfafont6jhokzycgxwd5yaeiljchi5drq3x2ojqvdjw2kofjh7m7gad.onion
35 |
36 | Mlfafon server list: https://telegra.ph/Serverlist-06-29
37 |
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/client/client.py:
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1 | import session_level
2 | import sectors
3 | from simp_aes import *
4 | import sessions
5 | import rsa
6 | import aes
7 | import os
8 | import message as msglib
9 | import time
10 | import loading
11 | import keygen
12 |
13 | def gen_chathash(passwd):
14 | return hashlib.sha256(passwd*3+b'salt').hexdigest().encode()
15 |
16 | class User:
17 | def __init__(self,ip,username,password,datadir,seed=None):
18 | self.seed = seed
19 | self.datadir = datadir
20 | #dirs = ['datadir',self.datadir,self.datadir+username]
21 | #
22 | #for i in dirs:
23 | # if not os.path.exists(i):
24 | # os.mkdir(i)
25 | # Теперь папкой с сессией управляет __main__
26 | user_dir = self.datadir+'/'+username
27 | if not os.path.exists(user_dir):
28 | os.mkdir(user_dir)
29 |
30 | if not os.path.exists(self.datadir+username+'/'+username):
31 | print('[!] Session generation is started! It can take >10 mins!')
32 | data,self.seed = sessions.gen_session(password,seed)
33 | rsa.randnum.read_random_bits = keygen.seed_read_random_bits_normal #Для безопасности на всякий случай
34 | open(self.datadir+username+'/'+username,'wb').write(data)
35 |
36 | data = open(self.datadir+username+'/'+username,'rb').read()
37 |
38 | try:
39 | self.keys = sessions.get_session(data,password)
40 | except:
41 | print('[-] You entered wrong passcode!!!')
42 | time.sleep(3)
43 |
44 | self.keys = sessions.get_session(data,password)
45 | self.conn = session_level.session(proxy=session_level.getproxy())
46 | self.conn.connect(ip,2025)
47 | self.session_key = b''
48 | self.username = username.encode()
49 |
50 | try:
51 | self.load(password)
52 | except:
53 | filenames = ['initinf','messages','keybase','rejected','invites','rn']
54 | for i in filenames:
55 | try:
56 | os.remove(f'{self.datadir}{self.username.decode()}/{i}.txt')
57 | except Exception as e:
58 | print('[-]',e)
59 | self.load(password)
60 |
61 | def load(self,password):
62 | username = self.username.decode()
63 | self.initinf = sectors.sectorstype(self.datadir+username+'/initinf.txt',password)
64 | self.messages = sectors.sectorstype(self.datadir+username+'/messages.txt',password)
65 | self.keybase = sectors.sectorstype(self.datadir+username+'/keybase.txt',password)
66 | self.rejected = sectors.sectorstype(self.datadir+username+'/rejected.txt')
67 | self.invites = sectors.sectorstype(self.datadir+username+'/invites.txt',password)
68 | self.initinf.load()
69 | self.messages.load()
70 | self.keybase.load()
71 | self.rejected.load()
72 | self.invites.load()
73 |
74 | def recv(self):
75 | data = self.conn.recv()
76 | while not data:
77 | data = self.conn.recv()
78 | if self.session_key:
79 | data = aes_full_decrypt(self.session_key,data)
80 | return data
81 |
82 | def send(self,data,l=False):
83 | if l:
84 | data = sectors.write_sectors(data)
85 | if self.session_key:
86 | data = aes_full_encrypt(self.session_key,data)
87 | self.conn.send(data)
88 |
89 | def auth(self):
90 | self.send([self.keys[0].save_pkcs1(),self.username],True)
91 | encrypted_session_key = self.recv()
92 | self.session_key = rsa.decrypt(encrypted_session_key,self.keys[1])
93 | self.session_key = sectors.bytes_to_int(self.session_key)
94 | self.session_key = aes.aes(self.session_key)
95 | try:
96 | code = self.recv()
97 | if code == b'\x01':
98 | return code
99 | except:
100 | return b'\x01'#print('[-] This username is taken. Try to change it')
101 |
102 | def mkchat(self,username,password):
103 | self.send([b'\x00',username,gen_chathash(password)],True)
104 | code = self.recv()
105 | if code == b'\x01':
106 | return code#print('[-] Chat exists')
107 | else:
108 | self.join_chat(username,password)
109 |
110 | def join_chat(self,username,password):
111 | self.send([b'\x01',username,gen_chathash(password)],True)
112 | code = self.recv()
113 | if code == b'\x00':
114 | self.initinf.add([username,password])
115 | self.initinf.save()
116 | self.send_invite(self.username,username)
117 | elif code == b'\x03':
118 | #print('[-] You are already in chat')
119 | if self.initinf.find(0,username) == -1:
120 | self.initinf.add([username,password])
121 | self.initinf.save()
122 | #elif code == b'\x01':
123 | # print('[-] Bad chat hash')
124 | #elif code == b'\x02':
125 | # print('[-] Chat doesn\'t exist')
126 | return code
127 |
128 |
129 | def getpubkey(self,username):
130 | secnum = self.keybase.find(0,username)
131 | if secnum == -1:
132 | self.send([b'\x02',username],True)
133 | key = self.recv()
134 | if key != b'\x01':
135 | self.keybase.add([username,key])
136 | self.keybase.save()
137 | return key
138 | else:
139 | return b'\x01'
140 | else:
141 | return self.keybase.getdat(secnum,1)
142 |
143 | def send_invite(self,username,chat_username):
144 | chat_password = self.initinf.getdat(self.initinf.find(0,chat_username),1)
145 | chathash = gen_chathash(chat_password)
146 | user_pubkey = rsa.PublicKey.load_pkcs1(self.getpubkey(username))
147 | self.send([b'\x03',username,chathash,chat_username,rsa.encrypt(chat_password,user_pubkey)],True)
148 | code = self.recv()
149 | #if code == b'\x01':
150 | # print('[-] Invalid chathash/chat')
151 | #elif code == b'\x02':
152 | # print('[-] Invalid user')
153 | #elif code == b'\x03':
154 | # print('[-] Already sent')
155 | return code
156 |
157 | def send_message(self,username,message):
158 | message = msglib.message(message,self.username,self.keys[1],1).compile()
159 | secnum = self.initinf.find(0,username)
160 | if secnum != -1:
161 | self.send([b'\x04',username,aes_full_encrypt(aes.aes(get_chat_key(self.initinf.getdat(secnum,1))),message)],True)
162 | code = self.recv()
163 | #if code == b'\x01':
164 | # print('[-] You r not in chat')
165 | #elif code == b'\x02':
166 | # print('[-] Invalid chat')
167 | return code
168 | else:
169 | return b'\x02'#print('[-] Chat not found')
170 |
171 | def mybuflength(self):
172 | self.send([b'\x05'],True)
173 | return sectors.bytes_to_int(self.recv())
174 |
175 | def getbuf(self,index):
176 | self.send([b'\x06',sectors.int_to_bytes(index)],True)
177 | out = self.recv()
178 | if out == b'\x01':
179 | return b'\x01'#print('[-] Invalid package index')
180 | else:
181 | return out
182 |
183 | def read_buffer(self,show_loading=True):
184 | my_username = self.username.decode()
185 | if os.path.exists(self.datadir+my_username+'/rn.txt'):
186 | rn = int(open(self.datadir+my_username+'/rn.txt','r').read())
187 | else:
188 | rn = 0
189 | open(self.datadir+my_username+'/rn.txt','w').write('0')
190 |
191 | eventlist = []
192 | bl = self.mybuflength()
193 | if bl >= rn:
194 |
195 | for i in range(bl-rn):
196 | try:
197 | if bl-rn-1 > 5 and show_loading:
198 | loading_ = loading.load(bl-rn-1,' packages loaded')
199 | loading_.num=i
200 | loading_.write()
201 |
202 | buff = sectors.read_sectors(self.getbuf(rn+i))
203 | if buff[0] == b'\x00':
204 | chat_username,enc_pass,author_username = buff[1],buff[2],buff[3]
205 | enc_pass = rsa.decrypt(enc_pass,self.keys[1])
206 | if self.invites.find(0,chat_username) == -1 and not self.check_my_chat(chat_username):
207 | if self.rejected.find(0,chat_username) == -1:
208 | eventlist.append({
209 | 'type':b'\x00',
210 | 'chat_username':chat_username,
211 | 'key':enc_pass,
212 | 'author':author_username
213 | })
214 | self.invites.add([chat_username,enc_pass,author_username])
215 | self.invites.save()
216 | else:
217 | self.join_chat(chat_username,enc_pass)
218 |
219 | elif buff[0] == b'\x01':
220 | chat_username,message = buff[1],buff[2]
221 |
222 | secnum = self.initinf.find(0,chat_username)
223 | messages_secnum = self.messages.find(0,chat_username)
224 |
225 | message = aes_full_decrypt(aes.aes(get_chat_key(self.initinf.getdat(secnum,1))),message)
226 | user_username = sectors.read_sectors(message)[3]
227 | author_key = self.getpubkey(user_username)
228 |
229 | message_ = msglib.message(message,author_key=rsa.PublicKey.load_pkcs1(author_key))
230 | message_check = message_.check()
231 | if message_check:
232 |
233 | eventlist.append({
234 | 'type':b'\x01',
235 | 'author':user_username,
236 | 'author_pubkey':author_key,
237 | 'message':message_check[1],
238 | 'id':message_.message[1],
239 | 'sign':message_.message[2],
240 | 'from':chat_username
241 | })
242 |
243 | if messages_secnum == -1:
244 | self.messages.add([chat_username,sectors.write_sector(sectors.write_sectors(message_check))])
245 | else:
246 | old_messages = self.messages.intel_field_get(messages_secnum,1)
247 | if old_messages.find(2,message_check[2]) == -1:
248 | old_messages.add(message_check)
249 | self.messages.intel_field_set(messages_secnum,1,old_messages)
250 | self.messages.save()
251 |
252 |
253 | except Exception as e:
254 | print('[-]',e)
255 | self.messages.save()
256 |
257 | if show_loading:
258 | print('\n')
259 | open(self.datadir+my_username+'/rn.txt','w').write(str(bl))
260 | return eventlist
261 |
262 | def get_messages(self,username):
263 | messages_secnum = self.messages.find(0,username)
264 | if messages_secnum == -1:
265 | return [(b'Server',b'Empty chat. You can\'t read it history')]
266 | old_messages = self.messages.intel_field_get(messages_secnum,1)
267 | return [(sectors.read_sectors(i)[0],sectors.read_sectors(i)[1]) for i in sectors.read_sectors(old_messages.data)]
268 |
269 | def check_my_chat(self,username):
270 | self.send([b'\x07',username],True)
271 | if self.recv() == b'\x00':
272 | return True
273 | else:
274 | return False
275 |
276 | def checkcode(self,code):
277 | if not code or code == b'\x00':
278 | return True
279 | return False
280 |
281 | def deccode(self,func,code):
282 | code_table={
283 | 'auth':{b'\x01':'This username is taken. Try to change it'},
284 | 'mkchat':{b'\x01':'Chat exists'},
285 | 'join_chat':{b'\x01':'Bad chat hash',b'\x02':'Chat doesn\'t exist'},
286 | 'send_invite':{b'\x01':'Invalid chathash/chat',b'\x02':'Invalid user',b'\x03':'Already sent'},
287 | 'getbuf':{b'\x01':'Invalid package index'},
288 | 'send_message':{b'\x01':'You r not in chat',b'\x02':'Invalid chat'},
289 | 'getpubkey':{b'\x01':'User doesn\'t exist'}
290 | }
291 | if not self.checkcode(code):
292 | return code_table[func.__name__][code]
293 | return 'ok'
294 |
295 | def handle_buffer(self):
296 | while True:
297 | time.sleep(0.2)
298 | buf = []
299 | while buf == []:
300 | buf = self.read_buffer(False)
301 | for event in buf:
302 | yield event
303 |
304 |
305 |
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/client/keygen.py:
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1 | import random
2 | import os
3 | import rsa
4 | import struct
5 |
6 | WORDS = ['rain', 'a', 'did', 'the', 'speech', 'valleys', 'was', 'in', 'plaister', 'therein', 'israel', 'gannim', 'seek', 'now', 'depart', 'small', 'trieth', 'jabbok', 'meat', 'of', 'jordan', 'jesimiel', 'scribe', 'neither', 'praise', 'door', 'priest', 'will', 'them', 'be', 'no', 'jesus', 'to', 'jerome', 'all', 'land', 'and', 'zibeon', 'come', 'man', 'god', 'unto', 'until', 'had', 'give', 'by', 'statutes', 'thee', 'when', 'sword', 'king', 'ur', 'my', 'went', 'him', 'due', 'saith', 'lies', 'shall', 'his', 'precious', 'so', 'themselves', 'hold', 'brought', 'are', 'would', 'dan', 'dogmatize', 'son', 'as', 'if', 'zedekiah', 'heart', 'i', 'david', 'doings', 'written', 'asa', 'up', 'me', 'even', 'among', 'forth', 'hath', 'simon', 'meet', 'cried', 'leah', 'that', 'sorrow', 'according', 'walls', 'courage', 'at', 's', 'profitable', 'asked', 'stranger', 'into', 'blot', 'pass', 'hast', 'sepulchre', 'solomon', 'thou', 'said', 'judged', 'wife', 'affliction', 'money', 'might', 'forest', 'honourable', 'abraham', 'yet', 'with', 'he', 'people', 'have', 'though', 'faith', 'didst', 'lord', 'lay', 'shepherds', 'plead', 'father', 'jacob', 'hand', 'which', 'quicken', 'net', 'christ', 'thirteenth', 'house', 'benjamin', 'from', 'sons', 'fled', 'esau', 'years', 'remission', 'heareth', 'mother', 'despiteful', 'flourish', 'world', 'but', 'bring', 'on', 'clothed', 'merari', 'flowers', 'year', 'lawful', 'for', 'memphis', 'strengthened', 'watch', 'ready', 'also', 'then', 'saying', 'dash', 'chapter', 'polluted', 'offered', 'spoken', 'jephthah', 'every', 'your', 'through', 'bani', 'thy', 'slay', 'fellowship', 'hands', 'beareth', 'upon', 'is', 'talking', 'kind', 'four', 'ishmael', 'second', 'diligence', 'silver', 'can', 'we', 'creepeth', 'ye', 'out', 'works', 'joseph', 'an', 'hear', 'wood', 'duty', 'delivered', 'our', 'dieth', 'satisfied', 'evil', 'bread', 'am', 'despise', 'high', 'suburbs', 'exercendi', 'great', 'made', 'smitten', 'healing', 'tyre', 'their', 'other', 'gave', 'kissed', 'family', 'this', 'goat', 'unclean', 'day', 'or', 'rule', 'windows', 'any', 'grave', 'what', 'spirit', 'youngest', 'disciples', 'walkest', 'blains', 'nay', 'therefore', 'having', 'arise', 'who', 'kenaz', 'levites', 'daughter', 'fulfil', 'let', 'you', 'fat', 'three', 'blessed', 'whereof', 'kingdom', 'abhor', 'part', 'seen', 'abhorred', 'night']
7 |
8 | def genseed():
9 | words = [WORDS[os.urandom(1)[0]] for i in range(10)]
10 | return ' '.join(words)
11 |
12 | def readseed(seed):
13 | words = seed.split()
14 | words.reverse()
15 | outnum = 0
16 | for e,i in enumerate(words):
17 | index = WORDS.index(i)
18 | #print(e)
19 | outnum += 256**(e)*index
20 | return outnum
21 |
22 | def setseed(seed):
23 | random.seed(readseed(seed))
24 |
25 | def seed_read_random_bits(nbits: int) -> bytes:
26 | """Reads 'nbits' random bits.
27 |
28 | If nbits isn't a whole number of bytes, an extra byte will be appended with
29 | only the lower bits set.
30 | """
31 |
32 | nbytes, rbits = divmod(nbits, 8)
33 |
34 | # Get the random bytes
35 | randomdata = random.randbytes(nbytes)
36 |
37 | # Add the remaining random bits
38 | if rbits > 0:
39 | randomvalue = random.randint(0,255)
40 | randomvalue >>= 8 - rbits
41 | randomdata = struct.pack("B", randomvalue) + randomdata
42 |
43 | return randomdata
44 |
45 | def seed_read_random_bits_normal(nbits: int) -> bytes:
46 | """Reads 'nbits' random bits.
47 |
48 | If nbits isn't a whole number of bytes, an extra byte will be appended with
49 | only the lower bits set.
50 | """
51 |
52 | nbytes, rbits = divmod(nbits, 8)
53 |
54 | # Get the random bytes
55 | randomdata = os.urandom(nbytes)
56 |
57 | # Add the remaining random bits
58 | if rbits > 0:
59 | randomvalue = random.randint(0,255)
60 | randomvalue >>= 8 - rbits
61 | randomdata = struct.pack("B", randomvalue) + randomdata
62 |
63 | return randomdata
64 |
65 | rsa.randnum.read_random_bits = seed_read_random_bits
66 |
67 |
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/client/loading.py:
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1 | import threading
2 | import sys
3 | import time
4 |
5 | class load:
6 | def __init__(self,full,str_):
7 | self.full = full
8 | self.str_ = str_
9 | self.num = 0
10 |
11 | def write(self):
12 | sys.stdout.write("\r"+f'[+] {self.num}/{self.full}'+self.str_)
13 | sys.stdout.flush()
14 |
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/client/main.py:
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1 | import colorama
2 | import updater
3 | import client
4 | import os
5 | import platform
6 | import keygen
7 |
8 | colorama.init()
9 | WHITE = colorama.Fore.WHITE
10 | RED = colorama.Fore.LIGHTRED_EX
11 | GREEN = colorama.Fore.LIGHTGREEN_EX
12 |
13 | def clear():
14 | if 'wind' in platform.system().lower():
15 | os.system('cls')
16 | else:
17 | os.system('clear')
18 |
19 | def ascer(byte):
20 | try:
21 | return byte.decode()
22 | except:
23 | return str(byte)[2:-1]
24 |
25 | def check_args(args,l):
26 | if len(args) < l:
27 | print(RED+'[-] Not enoght args. Should be'+WHITE,l)
28 | return 1
29 | return 0
30 |
31 | ip = input('[?] Ip(default 185.117.155.43): ')
32 |
33 | if not ip:
34 | ip = '185.117.155.43'
35 |
36 | dirs = ['datadir','datadir/'+ip]
37 | for i in dirs:
38 | if not os.path.exists(i):
39 | os.mkdir(i)
40 |
41 | accounts = os.listdir('datadir/'+ip+'/')
42 |
43 | seed = None
44 |
45 | v0='[0] Make new account'
46 | v1='[1] Recover by seed phrase'
47 |
48 | print(GREEN+v0+'\n'+v1+'\n'+'\n'.join([f'[{e+2}] Log in as '+i for e,i in enumerate(accounts)])+WHITE)
49 | variant = int(input('[?] Select variant : '))
50 |
51 | if variant == 0:
52 | username = input('[?] Username: ')
53 |
54 | elif variant == 1:
55 | seed = input('[?] Seed: ')
56 | username = input('[?] Username: ')
57 | print('[+] Run update after recovering an account!')
58 |
59 | else:
60 | username = accounts[variant-2]
61 |
62 | usr = client.User(ip,username,input('[?] Password: ').encode(),'datadir/'+ip+'/',seed)
63 | if usr.seed:
64 | print('[+] Your seed phrase is "'+usr.seed+'". You can recover your session using it!')
65 | code = usr.auth()
66 |
67 |
68 | if not usr.checkcode(code):
69 | print(RED+'[-] '+usr.deccode(usr.auth,code)+WHITE)
70 |
71 | while True:
72 | cmd = input('[?] Cmd: ').split()
73 | if len(cmd) > 0:
74 | cmd,args = cmd[0],cmd[1:]
75 | if cmd == 'help':
76 | print(GREEN+'''
77 | [!] help - *shows help* - no arguments
78 | [!] chats - *shows all your chats and indexes* - no arguments
79 | [!] join - *joins chat* - username password
80 | [!] select - *selects chat* - chat index
81 | [!] mkchat - *makes chat* - username password
82 | [!] exit - *exits select mode* - no arguments
83 | [!] invite - *invites user* - user & chat usernames
84 | [!] update - *loads all info from server* - no arguments
85 | [!] invites- *shows your invites to reject|accept*- no arguments
86 | [!] accept - *accepts invite to some chat* - index in invites
87 | [!] reject - *rejects invite to some chat* - index in invites
88 |
89 | '''+WHITE)
90 | elif cmd == 'chats':
91 | print(GREEN+'\n'.join([f'[{e}] {ascer(i)}' for e,i in enumerate(usr.initinf.fields(0))])+WHITE)
92 |
93 | elif cmd == 'join':
94 | if check_args(args,2):
95 | continue
96 | username,password = args[0],args[1]
97 | code = usr.join_chat(username.encode(),password.encode())
98 | if not usr.checkcode(code):
99 | print(RED+'[-] '+usr.deccode(usr.join_chat,code)+WHITE)
100 |
101 | elif cmd == 'mkchat':
102 | if check_args(args,2):
103 | continue
104 | username,password = args[0],args[1]
105 | code = usr.mkchat(username.encode(),password.encode())
106 | if not usr.checkcode(code):
107 | print(RED+'[-] '+usr.deccode(usr.mkchat,code)+WHITE)
108 |
109 |
110 | elif cmd == 'invite':
111 | if check_args(args,2):
112 | continue
113 | u0,u1 = args[0],args[1]
114 | code = usr.send_invite(u0.encode(),u1.encode())
115 | if not usr.checkcode(code):
116 | print(RED+'[-] '+usr.deccode(usr.send_invite,code)+WHITE)
117 |
118 |
119 | elif cmd == 'update':
120 | usr.read_buffer()
121 | print(GREEN+'[+] updated'+WHITE)
122 |
123 | elif cmd == 'select':
124 | if check_args(args,1):
125 | continue
126 |
127 | chat_username = usr.initinf.fields(0)[int(args[0])]
128 | while True:
129 | clear()
130 | usr.read_buffer()
131 | print(GREEN+'\n'.join([f'{ascer(a)}: {ascer(m)}' for a,m in usr.get_messages(chat_username)])+WHITE)
132 | cmd = input(GREEN+'[+] Message: ')
133 | if len(cmd) > 0:
134 | if cmd == 'exit':
135 | ___ = input('[?] Are you shure to exit?(y/n): ')
136 | if ___ == 'y':
137 | break
138 | else:
139 | code = usr.send_message(chat_username,b'exit')
140 | if not usr.checkcode(code):
141 | print(RED+'[-] '+usr.deccode(usr.send_message,code)+WHITE)
142 |
143 | else:
144 | code = usr.send_message(chat_username,cmd.encode())
145 | if not usr.checkcode(code):
146 | print(RED+'[-] '+usr.deccode(usr.send_message,code)+WHITE)
147 |
148 |
149 | elif cmd == 'invites':
150 | print(GREEN+'\n'.join([f'[{e}] {ascer(i)}' for e,i in enumerate(usr.invites.fields(0))])+WHITE)
151 |
152 | elif cmd == 'accept':
153 | if check_args(args,1):
154 | continue
155 | sector_num = int(args[0])
156 | usr.join_chat(usr.invites.getdat(sector_num,0),usr.invites.getdat(sector_num,1))
157 | usr.invites.rem(sector_num)
158 | usr.invites.save()
159 |
160 |
161 | elif cmd == 'reject':
162 | if check_args(args,1):
163 | continue
164 | sector_num = int(args[0])
165 | username = usr.invites.getdat(sector_num,0)
166 | usr.invites.rem(sector_num)
167 | usr.rejected.add([username])
168 | usr.rejected.save()
169 | usr.invites.save()
170 |
171 |
172 |
173 |
174 |
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/client/message.py:
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1 | import rsa
2 | import time
3 | from sectors import *
4 | import random
5 |
6 | class message:
7 | def __init__(self,message:bytes,username:bytes=None,author_key=None,op=0):
8 | self.author_key = author_key
9 | if op == 0:
10 | self.message = read_sectors(message)
11 | else:
12 | random.seed(int(time.time())+random.randint(0,500))
13 | self.id_ = random.randbytes(32)
14 | self.message = [message,self.id_,rsa.sign(message+self.id_+username,author_key,'SHA-256'),username]
15 |
16 | def check(self):
17 | try:
18 | if rsa.verify(self.message[0]+self.message[1]+self.message[3],self.message[2],self.author_key):
19 | return [self.message[3],self.message[0],self.message[1]]
20 |
21 | except Exception as e:
22 | return False
23 |
24 | def compile(self):
25 | return write_sectors(self.message)
26 |
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/client/proxyconf.py:
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1 | use_tor = False
2 | use_socks5 = False
3 | socks5_prox = ('addr','port','username','password')
4 |
5 |
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/client/sectors.py:
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1 | import os
2 | import zlib
3 | import simp_aes
4 | import aes
5 |
6 | def bytes_to_int(byte):
7 | return int.from_bytes(byte,'big')
8 |
9 | def int_to_bytes(int_):
10 | if int_ == 0:
11 | return b'\x00'
12 | return int_.to_bytes((int_.bit_length() + 7) // 8, 'big')
13 |
14 |
15 | def write_sector(data):
16 | data_lenght = int_to_bytes(len(data))
17 | return bytes([len(data_lenght)]) + data_lenght + data
18 |
19 | def write_sectors(list_data):
20 | all_info = b''
21 | for i in list_data:
22 | all_info += write_sector(i)
23 | return all_info
24 |
25 | def reader(data):
26 | index = 0
27 | iterer = 0
28 | while index < len(data):
29 | length_of_header = data[index]
30 | index+=1
31 | dat_length = bytes_to_int(data[index:index+length_of_header])
32 | index+=length_of_header
33 | part_of_data = data[index:index+dat_length]
34 | index += dat_length
35 | yield iterer,part_of_data
36 | iterer+=1
37 |
38 | def read_sectors(data):
39 | return [i[1] for i in reader(data)]
40 |
41 |
42 | class sectorstype:
43 | def __init__(self,filename=None,key=0):
44 | self.data=b''
45 | self.filename = filename
46 | if key:
47 | self.key = aes.aes(simp_aes.get_aes_session_password(key),256)
48 | else:
49 | self.key = 0
50 |
51 | def add(self,info):
52 | self.data+=write_sector(write_sectors(info))
53 |
54 | def find(self,field_num,query):
55 | for en,sector in reader(self.data):
56 | if query in sector:
57 | fields = read_sectors(sector)
58 | if len(fields) >= field_num+1:
59 | if fields[field_num] == query:
60 | return en
61 | return -1
62 |
63 | def rem(self,sector_num):
64 | sects = read_sectors(self.data)
65 | sects.pop(sector_num)
66 | self.data = write_sectors(sects)
67 |
68 | def save(self):
69 | if self.filename:
70 | if self.key:
71 | open(self.filename,'wb').write(simp_aes.aes_full_encrypt(self.key,zlib.compress(self.data)))
72 | else:
73 | open(self.filename,'wb').write(self.data)
74 |
75 | def load(self):
76 | if not os.path.exists(self.filename):
77 | self.save()
78 | if self.key:
79 | self.data = zlib.decompress(simp_aes.aes_full_decrypt(self.key,open(self.filename,'rb').read()))
80 | else:
81 | self.data = open(self.filename,'rb').read()
82 |
83 | def edit(self,sector_num,field_num,data):
84 | tmpdat = read_sectors(self.data)
85 | to_put = read_sectors(tmpdat[sector_num])
86 | if len(to_put)-1>=field_num:
87 | to_put[field_num] = data
88 | else:
89 | to_put.append(data)
90 | tmpdat[sector_num] = write_sectors(to_put)
91 | self.data = write_sectors(tmpdat)
92 |
93 | def getdat(self,sector_num,field_num):
94 | for e,i in reader(self.data):
95 | if e == sector_num:
96 | for et,j in reader(i):
97 | if et == field_num:
98 | return j
99 | return b''
100 |
101 | def fields(self,field_num):
102 | out = []
103 | for e,sector in reader(self.data):
104 | out.append(read_sectors(sector)[field_num])
105 | return out
106 |
107 | def add_to_field(self,sector_num,field_num,data):
108 | new_data = self.getdat(sector_num,field_num)+data
109 | self.edit(sector_num,field_num,new_data)
110 |
111 | def intel_field_get(self,sector_num,field_num):
112 | obj = sectorstype()
113 | obj.data = self.getdat(sector_num,field_num)
114 | return obj
115 |
116 | def intel_field_set(self,sector_num,field_num,intel_field):
117 | self.edit(sector_num,field_num,intel_field.data)
118 |
119 |
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/client/session_fixer.py:
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1 | import sys
2 | import aes
3 | import os
4 | from simp_aes import *
5 |
6 | def old_decrypt(aes_,data:bytes):
7 | out = []
8 | for i in range(0,len(data),16):
9 | out.extend(aes_.dec_once([*data[i:i+16]]))
10 | return pkcs7unpadding(bytes(out))
11 |
12 |
13 | if __name__ == '__main__':
14 | if len(sys.argv) == 3:
15 | username = sys.argv[1]
16 | if not os.path.exists(username):
17 | print('[+] This session doesn\'t exists!')
18 | sys.exit(0)
19 |
20 | password = sys.argv[2].encode()
21 | key = aes.aes(get_aes_session_password(password),256)
22 |
23 | filenames = ['initinf','messages','keybase','rejected','invites','rn']
24 | for fn in filenames:
25 | try:
26 | os.remove(username+'/'+fn+".txt")
27 | print(f'[+] Old formatted {fn} deleted.')
28 | except:
29 | pass
30 |
31 | print('[+] All old formatted files were deleted. They will be recovered after update command')
32 | print('[+] Session file fixing')
33 | new_data = old_decrypt(key,open(username+'/'+username,'rb').read())
34 | open(username+'/'+username,'wb').write(aes_full_encrypt(key,new_data))
35 | print('[+] Session file fixed!!!')
36 |
37 | else:
38 | print('[-] Use arguments. {session_fixer.py (username) (password)}')
39 |
40 |
41 |
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/client/session_level.py:
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1 | import socks
2 | import sectors
3 | import requests
4 | import platform
5 | import time
6 | import sys
7 |
8 | def tor_port():
9 | if 'wind' in platform.system().lower():
10 | tor_port = '9150'
11 | else:
12 | tor_port = '9050'
13 |
14 | return tor_port
15 |
16 | def check_tor():
17 | try:
18 | s = socks.socksocket()
19 | s.bind(('127.0.0.1',int(tor_port())))
20 | return False
21 | except Exception as e:
22 | return True
23 |
24 | def tor_ip():
25 | prxy = {'http':'socks5://127.0.0.1:'+tor_port()
26 | ,'https':'socks5://127.0.0.1:'+tor_port()}
27 | return requests.get('https://icanhazip.com',proxies=prxy).text[:-1]
28 |
29 | def getproxy():
30 | import proxyconf
31 | if proxyconf.use_tor:
32 | if not check_tor():
33 | print('''[-] TOR is turned off. Plz run:
34 | [!] Orbot if you use android;
35 | [!] Tor browser if you use windows;
36 | [!] Tor service if you use linux.''')
37 | time.sleep(5)
38 | sys.exit()
39 | return ('127.0.0.1',int(tor_port()))
40 | elif proxyconf.use_socks5:
41 | return proxyconf.socks5_prox
42 |
43 | return None
44 |
45 | class session:
46 | def __init__(self,connection=b'',ip='',proxy=None):
47 | if not ip:
48 | self.ip = '0.0.0.0'
49 | else:
50 | self.ip = ip
51 | self.connection = connection
52 | self.sock = socks.socksocket()
53 | if proxy:
54 | self.sock.setproxy(socks.PROXY_TYPE_SOCKS5,*proxy)
55 |
56 |
57 | def recv(self):
58 | magic_num = self.connection.recv(1)[0]
59 | dat_len = sectors.bytes_to_int(self.connection.recv(magic_num))
60 | pkg_max = 536870912
61 | if dat_len > pkg_max or not dat_len:
62 | return b''
63 | full_pkg = self.connection.recv(dat_len)
64 | return full_pkg
65 |
66 | def send(self,pkg):
67 | self.connection.send(sectors.write_sector(pkg))
68 |
69 | def connect(self,ip,port):
70 | self.sock.connect((ip,port))
71 | self.connection = self.sock
72 |
73 | def bind(self):
74 | self.sock.bind((self.ip,2025))
75 | self.sock.listen()
76 |
77 | def accept(self):
78 | self.connection,addr = self.sock.accept()
79 | return self.connection,addr
80 |
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/client/sessions.py:
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1 | from simp_aes import *
2 | import rsa
3 | import aes
4 | import sectors
5 | import lz4.frame
6 | import keygen
7 |
8 | def get_session(data, key):
9 | aes_class = aes.aes(get_aes_session_password(key), 256)
10 | key_pair = sectors.read_sectors(lz4.frame.decompress(aes_full_decrypt(aes_class, data)))
11 | key_pair[0] = rsa.PublicKey.load_pkcs1(key_pair[0])
12 | key_pair[1] = rsa.PrivateKey.load_pkcs1(key_pair[1])
13 | key_pair = tuple(key_pair)
14 | return key_pair
15 |
16 | def gen_session(key,seed=None):
17 | if not seed:
18 | seed = keygen.genseed()
19 | keygen.setseed(seed)
20 | aes_class = aes.aes(get_aes_session_password(key), 256)
21 | my_key_pair = rsa.newkeys(4096)
22 | acc_pubkey, acc_privkey = my_key_pair
23 | acc_pubkey = acc_pubkey.save_pkcs1()
24 | acc_privkey = acc_privkey.save_pkcs1()
25 | return aes_full_encrypt(aes_class, lz4.frame.compress(sectors.write_sector(acc_pubkey) + sectors.write_sector(acc_privkey))),seed
26 |
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/client/simp_aes.py:
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1 | import hashlib
2 |
3 | def pkcs7padding(data:bytes,block_length:int):
4 | to_add = (len(data)+block_length-1)//block_length*block_length-len(data)
5 | if to_add == 0:
6 | to_add = block_length
7 |
8 | for i in range(to_add):
9 | data += bytes([to_add])
10 |
11 | return data
12 |
13 | def pkcs7unpadding(data:bytes):
14 | padding_length = data[len(data)-1]
15 | return data[0:len(data)-padding_length]
16 |
17 | def aes_full_encrypt(aes_,data:bytes):
18 | out = []
19 | data = pkcs7padding(data,16)
20 | for i in range(0,len(data),16):
21 | out.extend(aes_.enc_once(list_xor(i,[*data[i:i+16]])))
22 | return bytes(out)
23 |
24 | def aes_full_decrypt(aes_,data:bytes):
25 | out = []
26 | for i in range(0,len(data),16):
27 | out.extend(list_xor(i,aes_.dec_once([*data[i:i+16]])))
28 | return pkcs7unpadding(bytes(out))
29 |
30 | def list_xor(i_,list_):
31 | i_ = i_% 340282366920938463463374607431768211456
32 | i_ = list(int.to_bytes(i_,16,'big'))
33 | for i in range(len(list_)):
34 | list_[i] ^= i_[i]
35 | return list_
36 |
37 | def get_aes_session_password(key):
38 | return int(hashlib.sha256(key+b'salt').hexdigest(),16)
39 |
40 | def bit_padding(data:bytes,block_length:int):
41 | to_add = (len(data)+block_length-1)//block_length*block_length-len(data)
42 | if to_add == 0:
43 | to_add = block_length
44 | to_add -= 1
45 | data += b'\x01'
46 | data += b'\x00'*to_add
47 | return data
48 |
49 |
50 | def bit_unpadding(data:bytes):
51 | return data[0:data.rfind(b'\x01')]
52 |
53 | def get_chat_key(pass_):
54 | return int(hashlib.sha256(hashlib.md5(pass_*2+b'salt').hexdigest().encode()).hexdigest(),16)%340282366920938463463374607431768211456
55 |
56 |
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/client/updater.py:
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1 | import requests
2 | import shutil
3 | import os
4 | import sys
5 |
6 | if os.path.exists('updates.txt'):
7 | print(open('updates.txt').read())
8 |
9 | ver = '57'
10 | n = requests.get('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/encoder000/mlfafon/main/newest.txt?').text[:-1]
11 |
12 | if int(ver,16) < int(n,16):
13 | print('[+] Software updating.')
14 | full_ver = '.'.join([i for i in n])
15 | arch_name = f'mlfafon{full_ver}.zip'
16 | saved_arch_name = 'mlfafon-update.zip'
17 | extract_dir = os.path.dirname(os.getcwd())
18 | arch = requests.get(f'https://github.com/encoder000/mlfafon/releases/download/{full_ver}/{arch_name}').content
19 | open(saved_arch_name,'wb').write(arch)
20 | shutil.unpack_archive(saved_arch_name,extract_dir)
21 | print('[+] Updated. Plz restart mlfafon')
22 | sys.exit(0)
23 |
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/client/updates.txt:
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1 |
2 | Mlfafon5.7 updates
3 | We updated seed phrases generation algorithm
4 | We added new funcs to client.py. Now you easly can make your userbots!
5 | We optimized main.py
6 |
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/mlfafonkey.pub:
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24 |
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/newest.txt:
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1 | 57
2 |
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/requirements.txt:
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1 | aes==1.2.0
2 | rsa==4.9
3 | lz4==4.3.2
4 | requests==2.28.1
5 | colorama==0.4.5
6 | pysocks==1.7.1
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/server/sectors.py:
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1 | import os
2 | import zlib
3 | import simp_aes
4 | import aes
5 |
6 | def bytes_to_int(byte):
7 | return int.from_bytes(byte,'big')
8 |
9 | def int_to_bytes(int_):
10 | if int_ == 0:
11 | return b'\x00'
12 | return int_.to_bytes((int_.bit_length() + 7) // 8, 'big')
13 |
14 |
15 | def write_sector(data):
16 | data_lenght = int_to_bytes(len(data))
17 | return bytes([len(data_lenght)]) + data_lenght + data
18 |
19 | def write_sectors(list_data):
20 | all_info = b''
21 | for i in list_data:
22 | all_info += write_sector(i)
23 | return all_info
24 |
25 | def reader(data):
26 | index = 0
27 | iterer = 0
28 | while index < len(data):
29 | length_of_header = data[index]
30 | index+=1
31 | dat_length = bytes_to_int(data[index:index+length_of_header])
32 | index+=length_of_header
33 | part_of_data = data[index:index+dat_length]
34 | index += dat_length
35 | yield iterer,part_of_data
36 | iterer+=1
37 |
38 | def read_sectors(data):
39 | return [i[1] for i in reader(data)]
40 |
41 |
42 | class sectorstype:
43 | def __init__(self,filename=None,key=0):
44 | self.data=b''
45 | self.filename = filename
46 | if key:
47 | self.key = aes.aes(simp_aes.get_aes_session_password(key),256)
48 | else:
49 | self.key = 0
50 |
51 | def add(self,info):
52 | self.data+=write_sector(write_sectors(info))
53 |
54 | def find(self,field_num,query):
55 | for en,sector in reader(self.data):
56 | if query in sector:
57 | fields = read_sectors(sector)
58 | if len(fields) >= field_num+1:
59 | if fields[field_num] == query:
60 | return en
61 | return -1
62 |
63 | def rem(self,sector_num):
64 | sects = read_sectors(self.data)
65 | sects.pop(sector_num)
66 | self.data = write_sectors(sects)
67 |
68 | def save(self):
69 | if self.filename:
70 | if self.key:
71 | open(self.filename,'wb').write(simp_aes.aes_full_encrypt(self.key,zlib.compress(self.data)))
72 | else:
73 | open(self.filename,'wb').write(self.data)
74 |
75 | def load(self):
76 | if not os.path.exists(self.filename):
77 | self.save()
78 | if self.key:
79 | self.data = zlib.decompress(simp_aes.aes_full_decrypt(self.key,open(self.filename,'rb').read()))
80 | else:
81 | self.data = open(self.filename,'rb').read()
82 |
83 | def edit(self,sector_num,field_num,data):
84 | tmpdat = read_sectors(self.data)
85 | to_put = read_sectors(tmpdat[sector_num])
86 | if len(to_put)-1>=field_num:
87 | to_put[field_num] = data
88 | else:
89 | to_put.append(data)
90 | tmpdat[sector_num] = write_sectors(to_put)
91 | self.data = write_sectors(tmpdat)
92 |
93 | def getdat(self,sector_num,field_num):
94 | for e,i in reader(self.data):
95 | if e == sector_num:
96 | for et,j in reader(i):
97 | if et == field_num:
98 | return j
99 | return b''
100 |
101 | def fields(self,field_num):
102 | out = []
103 | for e,sector in reader(self.data):
104 | out.append(read_sectors(sector)[field_num])
105 | return out
106 |
107 | def add_to_field(self,sector_num,field_num,data):
108 | new_data = self.getdat(sector_num,field_num)+data
109 | self.edit(sector_num,field_num,new_data)
110 |
111 | def intel_field_get(self,sector_num,field_num):
112 | obj = sectorstype()
113 | obj.data = self.getdat(sector_num,field_num)
114 | return obj
115 |
116 | def intel_field_set(self,sector_num,field_num,intel_field):
117 | self.edit(sector_num,field_num,intel_field.data)
118 |
119 |
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/server/server.py:
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1 | import session_level
2 | from simp_aes import *
3 | import sectors
4 | import rsa
5 | import threading
6 | import aes
7 | import random
8 | import time
9 |
10 | global users
11 | global polylogs
12 |
13 | users = sectors.sectorstype('users.txt')
14 | polylogs = sectors.sectorstype('polylogs.txt')
15 | users.load()
16 | polylogs.load()
17 |
18 | class User:
19 | def __init__(self,conn):
20 | self.conn = conn
21 | self.session_key = 0
22 | self.sector_num = -1
23 | self.randomizer = random.SystemRandom()
24 | self.recved = 0
25 | self.user_thread()
26 |
27 | def recv(self):
28 | data = self.conn.recv()
29 | while not data:
30 | data = self.conn.recv()
31 | if self.session_key:
32 | data = aes_full_decrypt(self.session_key,data)
33 | self.recved += 1
34 | if self.recved >= 30:
35 | self.recved = 0
36 | time.sleep(4)
37 | return data
38 |
39 | def send(self,data,array=False):
40 | if array:
41 | data = sectors.write_sectors(data)
42 | if self.session_key:
43 | data = aes_full_encrypt(self.session_key,data)
44 | self.conn.send(data)
45 |
46 | def user_thread(self):
47 | print(self.conn.connection)
48 | while True:
49 | data = sectors.read_sectors(self.recv())
50 |
51 | if not self.session_key:
52 | rsa_key,username = data
53 | rsa_key = rsa.PublicKey.load_pkcs1(rsa_key)
54 | if len(bin(rsa_key.n)[2:]) == 4096 and len(username) < 64:
55 | print('reg start')
56 | session_key = self.randomizer.randbytes(16)
57 | encrypted_session_key = rsa.encrypt(session_key,rsa_key)
58 | user_secnum = users.find(0,username)
59 | print('sharing session key')
60 | self.send(encrypted_session_key)
61 | self.session_key = sectors.bytes_to_int(session_key)
62 | print(self.session_key)
63 | self.session_key = aes.aes(self.session_key)
64 |
65 | if user_secnum == -1:
66 | users.add([username,rsa_key.save_pkcs1()])
67 | users.save()
68 | else:
69 | if rsa_key.save_pkcs1() != users.getdat(users.find(0,username),1):
70 | print("HACKER ATTACK")
71 | self.send(b'\x01')
72 | self.conn.connection.close()
73 | break
74 | self.send(b'\x00')
75 | self.sector_num = users.find(0,username)
76 | self.username = username
77 | else:
78 | self.conn.connection.close()
79 |
80 | else:
81 | #0 - mkchat: username,password
82 | #1 - join_chat: username,password
83 | #2 - getpubkey: username
84 | #3 - invite: recver_username,encrypted_string<1024
85 | #4 - message: chat_username,message
86 | #5 - buff_lenght
87 | #6 - read_buff
88 |
89 | if data[0] == b'\x00':
90 | username,chathash = data[1], data[2]
91 | print('New chat',username,chathash)
92 | if polylogs.find(0,username) == -1:
93 | polylogs.add([username,chathash])
94 | self.send(b'\x00')
95 | else:
96 | self.send(b'\x01')
97 |
98 |
99 | elif data[0] == b'\x01':
100 | username,chathash = data[1], data[2]
101 | secnum = polylogs.find(0,username)
102 | if secnum != -1 and len(username) < 64:
103 | if polylogs.getdat(secnum,1) == chathash:
104 | if not self.username in sectors.read_sectors(polylogs.getdat(secnum,2)):
105 | polylogs.add_to_field(secnum,2,sectors.write_sector(self.username))
106 | self.send(b'\x00')
107 | else:
108 | self.send(b'\x03')
109 | else:
110 | self.send(b'\x01')
111 | else:
112 | self.send(b'\x02')
113 |
114 | elif data[0] == b'\x02':
115 | username = data[1]
116 | secnum = users.find(0,username)
117 | if secnum != -1:
118 | self.send(users.getdat(secnum,1))
119 | else:
120 | self.send(b'\x01')
121 |
122 | elif data[0] == b'\x03':
123 | username,chathash,chat_username,enc_pass = data[1], data[2], data[3], data[4]
124 | secnum = users.find(0,username)
125 | chat_secnum = polylogs.find(0,chat_username)
126 | if secnum != -1:
127 | if polylogs.getdat(chat_secnum,1) == chathash and chat_secnum != -1 and len(enc_pass) == 512:
128 | intel_field = users.intel_field_get(secnum,2)
129 | if intel_field.find(1,chat_username) == -1:
130 | intel_field.add([b'\x00',chat_username,enc_pass,self.username])
131 | users.intel_field_set(secnum,2,intel_field)
132 | self.send(b'\x00')
133 | else:
134 | self.send(b'\x03')
135 | else:
136 | self.send(b'\x01')
137 | else:
138 | self.send(b'\x02')
139 |
140 | elif data[0] == b'\x04':
141 | chat_username,message = data[1],data[2]
142 | print('message from',self.username)
143 | secnum = polylogs.find(0,chat_username)
144 | if secnum != -1:
145 | chat_subs = sectors.read_sectors(polylogs.getdat(secnum,2))
146 | if self.username in chat_subs:
147 | for i in chat_subs:
148 | user_secnum = users.find(0,i)
149 | intel_field = users.intel_field_get(user_secnum,2)
150 | intel_field.add([b'\x01',chat_username,message])
151 | users.intel_field_set(user_secnum,2,intel_field)
152 | self.send(b'\x00')
153 | else:
154 | self.send(b'\x01')
155 | else:
156 | self.send(b'\x02')
157 |
158 | elif data[0] == b'\x05':
159 | intel_field = users.intel_field_get(self.sector_num,2)
160 | self.send(sectors.int_to_bytes(len(sectors.read_sectors(intel_field.data))))
161 |
162 | elif data[0] == b'\x06':
163 | index = sectors.bytes_to_int(data[1])
164 | intel_field = users.intel_field_get(self.sector_num,2)
165 | intel_field_data = sectors.read_sectors(intel_field.data)
166 | if len(intel_field_data) > index:
167 | self.send(intel_field_data[index])
168 | else:
169 | self.send(b'\x01')
170 |
171 | elif data[0] == b'\x07':
172 | username = data[1]
173 | chat_usernames = sectors.read_sectors(polylogs.getdat(polylogs.find(0,username),2))
174 | if self.username in chat_usernames:
175 | self.send(b'\x00')
176 | else:
177 | self.send(b'\x01')
178 |
179 | polylogs.save()
180 | users.save()
181 |
182 |
183 | session = session_level.session()
184 | print(session.ip)
185 | session.bind()
186 | while True:
187 | conn,addr = session.accept()
188 | conn = session_level.session(conn)
189 | threading.Thread(target=User,args=(conn,)).start()
190 |
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/server/session_level.py:
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1 | import socks
2 | import sectors
3 | import requests
4 | import platform
5 | import time
6 | import sys
7 |
8 | def tor_port():
9 | if 'wind' in platform.system().lower():
10 | tor_port = '9150'
11 | else:
12 | tor_port = '9050'
13 |
14 | return tor_port
15 |
16 | def check_tor():
17 | try:
18 | s = socks.socksocket()
19 | s.bind(('127.0.0.1',int(tor_port())))
20 | return False
21 | except Exception as e:
22 | return True
23 |
24 | def tor_ip():
25 | prxy = {'http':'socks5://127.0.0.1:'+tor_port()
26 | ,'https':'socks5://127.0.0.1:'+tor_port()}
27 | return requests.get('https://icanhazip.com',proxies=prxy).text[:-1]
28 |
29 | def getproxy():
30 | import proxyconf
31 | if proxyconf.use_tor:
32 | if not check_tor():
33 | print('''[-] TOR is turned off. Plz run:
34 | [!] Orbot if you use android;
35 | [!] Tor browser if you use windows;
36 | [!] Tor service if you use linux.''')
37 | time.sleep(5)
38 | sys.exit()
39 | return ('127.0.0.1',int(tor_port()))
40 | elif proxyconf.use_socks5:
41 | return proxyconf.socks5_prox
42 |
43 | return None
44 |
45 | class session:
46 | def __init__(self,connection=b'',ip='',proxy=None):
47 | if not ip:
48 | self.ip = '0.0.0.0'
49 | else:
50 | self.ip = ip
51 | self.connection = connection
52 | self.sock = socks.socksocket()
53 | if proxy:
54 | self.sock.setproxy(socks.PROXY_TYPE_SOCKS5,*proxy)
55 |
56 |
57 | def recv(self):
58 | magic_num = self.connection.recv(1)[0]
59 | dat_len = sectors.bytes_to_int(self.connection.recv(magic_num))
60 | pkg_max = 536870912
61 | if dat_len > pkg_max or not dat_len:
62 | return b''
63 | full_pkg = self.connection.recv(dat_len)
64 | return full_pkg
65 |
66 | def send(self,pkg):
67 | self.connection.send(sectors.write_sector(pkg))
68 |
69 | def connect(self,ip,port):
70 | self.sock.connect((ip,port))
71 | self.connection = self.sock
72 |
73 | def bind(self):
74 | self.sock.bind((self.ip,2025))
75 | self.sock.listen()
76 |
77 | def accept(self):
78 | self.connection,addr = self.sock.accept()
79 | return self.connection,addr
80 |
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/server/simp_aes.py:
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1 | import hashlib
2 |
3 | def pkcs7padding(data:bytes,block_length:int):
4 | to_add = (len(data)+block_length-1)//block_length*block_length-len(data)
5 | if to_add == 0:
6 | to_add = block_length
7 |
8 | for i in range(to_add):
9 | data += bytes([to_add])
10 |
11 | return data
12 |
13 | def pkcs7unpadding(data:bytes):
14 | padding_length = data[len(data)-1]
15 | return data[0:len(data)-padding_length]
16 |
17 | def aes_full_encrypt(aes_,data:bytes):
18 | out = []
19 | data = pkcs7padding(data,16)
20 | for i in range(0,len(data),16):
21 | out.extend(aes_.enc_once(list_xor(i,[*data[i:i+16]])))
22 | return bytes(out)
23 |
24 | def aes_full_decrypt(aes_,data:bytes):
25 | out = []
26 | for i in range(0,len(data),16):
27 | out.extend(list_xor(i,aes_.dec_once([*data[i:i+16]])))
28 | return pkcs7unpadding(bytes(out))
29 |
30 | def list_xor(i_,list_):
31 | i_ = i_% 340282366920938463463374607431768211456
32 | i_ = list(int.to_bytes(i_,16,'big'))
33 | for i in range(len(list_)):
34 | list_[i] ^= i_[i]
35 | return list_
36 |
37 | def get_aes_session_password(key):
38 | return int(hashlib.sha256(key+b'salt').hexdigest(),16)
39 |
40 | def bit_padding(data:bytes,block_length:int):
41 | to_add = (len(data)+block_length-1)//block_length*block_length-len(data)
42 | if to_add == 0:
43 | to_add = block_length
44 | to_add -= 1
45 | data += b'\x01'
46 | data += b'\x00'*to_add
47 | return data
48 |
49 |
50 | def bit_unpadding(data:bytes):
51 | return data[0:data.rfind(b'\x01')]
52 |
53 | def get_chat_key(pass_):
54 | return int(hashlib.sha256(hashlib.md5(pass_*2+b'salt').hexdigest().encode()).hexdigest(),16)%340282366920938463463374607431768211456
55 |
56 |
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