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Yes, it is some sort of hash function used to return a randomish sequence of numbers. The struct is something like :
struct hash_ctx { ULONG salt; ULONG a0; ULONG a1; ULONG a2; } An initialising function sets salt to an obscure 32 bit constant and a0=a1=a2 to a second parameter and then calls the hash function. The hash function is then called successively returning the value in eax which is the same as field ctx->a2. Git |
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