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The alternative would be to write an Pidgin plugin that then could be used in telepathy/N900 via a plugin for telepathy(?!)
Say we did create a plugin for something (one of those frameworks mentioned). Would we still be able to send files, have >1 party IM sessions, be able to send broadcast messages? (I have zero knowledge of this)
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out.streamStart(connection.domain, connection.resource); sendFeatures(); sendAuth(); in.streamStart(); String challengeData = readFeaturesAndChallenge(); sendResponse(challengeData); readSuccess();
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It's easy enough to sniff out the new data connections if you use a Man in the middle attack.
I'm still not sure how the activation code is done; The rest I am sure of.
I can successfully get both username and password by providing Phone Number and IMEI.
It's all really simple, and I don't want to say too much on a public here atm, the only thing I can't work out is the activation code.
I'm considering building a web client soon.
Hint for future... don't use iq.php to get a list of available contacts; the current official clients don't use this anymore. It will be obvious to WhatsApp staff that you've gained access.
I do know for sure that the 3 digit verification code can be calculated by NUMBER + NETWORK only. It's not a random number.
If you want more info, circle me on Google+ (and let me know who you are, and that you're a Maemo user)
https://plus.google.com/u/0/105182152373033008678/
Edit: Verification code does not rely on MNC.
Edit2: Verification code does not rely on MCC.
This means it only requires Country Code & Phone Number to be calculated.
What's really annoying...
I thought I got lucky when adding the digits of my MCC + MNC + CC, then multiplying it by my local number, the last 3 digits were my verification code.
Last edited by OzJD; 2012-02-18 at 16:50.