Trying to Decode 3 files - Can't seem to find a solution?

The_Joker

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Hey people,

I recently got a script and found parts of it to be encoded with Codelock, I have tried other available scipts here and elsewhere but I haven't had any success, I have also seen other people on the net while searching having the same issue, I was wondering if anyone had an idea on how to decrypt it. The code is listed below. I am happy to pay for it to be fully decoded but it would be better to know how for future scripts.

Code starts with:
Code:
<?php $codelock_decrypter["filename"] = __FILE__; eval(base64_decode("

thank you.
 
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I checked the script and decoded the part that decodes the php/html...
but it needs a key to decode itself... so... did the script ever work for you, and then expired, or didn't it ever work? .. because if you have atleast an expired key in the temporary folders, i might be able to decode the rest...

also .. what is this script? the name of it?
 
The script works 100%, the owner has binded it to a domain of mine (I purchased the script) it only works with a specific CMS and I want to have it customized to work with another CMS but obviously need it decoded to do that. I am unsure if I have the key, not all files where encoded with codelock and where easy to decode so i am not sure where to look for the key.

I would rather not say where it is from, as I don't want my license canceled if this is seen .
 
make a php file and put it in on the same server that you have your script on.. put this php into the file and run it..

PHP:
<?php echo sys_get_temp_dir(); ?>

Then go to the directory it outputs .. and find a file that has the ".cdk" extension. PM that file to me or if you run into any errors in doing so...
Also, there's a license key included into the ZIP you uploaded... so you should remove that if you don't want them to track you by the license number...
 
Better to upload full zip file, actually it is codelock encrypted which needs a base encoded file which should be included in that zip.
 
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