RSDF, CFF & DLC decrypter
About
This is a convenient decrypter for the most common link formats.
Browser Version
click here to decrypt containers in your browser
Installation
You can install from the Github repository. Either build the project or use one of the builds. You need at least version 4.1. Older versions are incompatible.
Usage
From Terminal
Run Decrypter.exe <Input.dlc> [output.txt].
The output is optional and will place a list of links into the given file.
The file is overwritten if it exists.
From Itself
Open the application and then chose a file to decrypt
From Explorer
Use install.bat to link file extensions,
then simply double click the container you want to decrypt
About this site
This website serves as one of the decryption endpoints.
We already decrypted 56935 unique container files.
API
The API of this website is public
General requirements
There's a limit on the number of calls per day.
Unless your tool runs into an infinite loop it's unlikely you are going to hit that limit.
Please make sure you send a proper User-Agent string with your requests.
We reserve the right to block clients that use a generic or non descriptive string.
A good user agent is something similar to this format:
UserName-AppName/1.0 +https://url/to/product
Failing to respect these conditions can result in your IP being blocked server wide.
Checking for a container
Send a GET request to decrypt.php?mode=check&name=X
with X being the sha1 hash of your dlc file content.
If the hash is already in our system, you will be presented with the link container content.
See the chapter below for the format of the answer.
Decrypting a container
Send the raw file content in a POST request to decrypt.php?mode=m with m being one of these:
rsdf ccf dlc.
Do not URL encode the file or upload the file as multipart/form-data,
just upload it as if it were copy and pasted into the request body.
Your Content-Type header will not be evaluated.
You will receive a JSON object as answer with this format:
{"message":"str","success":true||false,"data":["link","..."]}
message contains information about the operations performed or failed.
success is true if the container was decrypted,
false otherwise.
data contains the link list (provided success is set to true).