Python for Reverse Engineering

[James S]

I got a few questions about the strings, so I figured I would share the 
answers.

You wrote the algorithm that generated these strings?

Yes

How are the strings verified and proven to be legitimate?

There is a checksum encoded in the string that provides a basic check. 
There is a unquice number encoded in each string that represents each 
possible key.

There are 28629150 valid keys in the space of 28629150^5

Does the same algorithm that created them verify them?

The same string is feed back through the algo in reverse. Providing the 
origional information that generated it.

James

James Sapara wrote:
> Well for the fun of it I'm gonna post 100 strings that are probably like 
> the strings referred to earlier. I'll answer a limited set of questions 
> about the keys if you want, but for the most part they are a set of 100 
> unqiue keys, with two variable inputs and a few static inputs.
>