Analyze and restore web login encryption logic in Chrome for CTF and security research.
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Use js-reverse-mcp in Chrome to analyze this login page request flow, locate the key functions before and after credential encryption, trace parameter sources and call chains, and summarize the encryption logic.
A summary of key encryption functions, call paths, parameter details, and the overall login encryption flow.
Based on the page runtime behavior, use js-reverse-mcp to reconstruct the login API encryption algorithm, explain input fields, encryption steps, dependent variables, and provide reproducible logic.
A reconstructed algorithm description including field mapping, execution steps, and reproducible logic details.
Use js-reverse-mcp to locate obfuscated script entry points related to encryption in this web login flow, identify key breakpoint positions, and mark the functions that need focused tracing.
The obfuscated script entry points, recommended breakpoints, and a list of functions to trace closely.
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