#Steamcommunity login code#

Modulus = HexToByte(rsaJson.publickey_mod)īyte bytePassword = (password) īyte encodedPassword = rsa.Encrypt(bytePassword, false) RSAParameters rsaParameters = new RSAParametersĮxponent = HexToByte(rsaJson.publickey_exp), RSACryptoServiceProvider rsa = new RSACryptoServiceProvider() So we use the with a post request including my username to find the exponent and modulus of the key. I am using a modified SteamWeb.cs from the steambot github to log in to steam via http request. Come hang out, ask questions, or share your code/thoughts! Lastly, read the rules in the sidebar (or click here) before posting.

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#Steamcommunity login code#