Trial fix for latest 403 Errors

Attempts to resolve the issue with the decipher handling the new
algorithm

Author: Cyanoth

YoutubeExtractor/YoutubeExtractor/Decipherer.cs

@@ -24,21 +24,74 @@ public static string DecipherWithVersion(string cipher, string cipherVersion)
             //Match the function function_name (that has one argument)
             string funcPattern = string.Format(@"{0}\(\w+\){1}", funcName, funcBodyPattern);
             var funcBody = Regex.Match(js, funcPattern).Groups["brace"].Value;
-
             var lines = funcBody.Split(';');
+
             string operations = "";
+
+
+            //CYNAO - 07/08/2014, Test Fix
+            /* The previous algoritms used a.splice(), where the decipher used the method (.splice()), however it seems the new algoritm 
+             * renames the method to random but unique characters (example ab.dc() = splice). This code determines what each method code is,
+             * as it is defined once using the original name.
+             */
+            string id_Reverse = ""  , id_Slice = "" , id_CharSwap = ""; //Holds the new method name for each.
+            string functionIdentifier = "";
+
+            string functIDPattern = @"\w+:\bfunction\b";  //Define as "NB:function(a,b)" where nb can be the three ciphers
+            var funcID = Regex.Match(js, functIDPattern).Groups[1].Value;
+
+            ///CODE ADDITION: Get the three ciphers by finding the definition
+            foreach (var line in lines.Skip(1).Take(lines.Length - 2))
+            {
+                string newVarName; //Previous algoritms used to be just "a." - now stores temp var name as its uneccessary
+                int locOfDot, locOfBracket, functionIDLength; 
+                locOfDot = line.IndexOf("."); // NB.AC( - gets location of the dot.
+                locOfBracket = line.IndexOf("("); //NB.AC( - gets location of the bracet
+                functionIDLength = locOfBracket - (locOfDot + 1);
+                newVarName = line.Substring(0, locOfDot);
+                functionIdentifier = line.Substring(locOfDot + 1, functionIDLength); //leaving us with the function AC
+
+                //This is what the definitions currently look like, could be changed so the regex needs improving. Messy fix.
+                string tempReverse = string.Format(@"{0}:\bfunction\b\(\w+\)", functionIdentifier); //Reverse only one that doesnt have two parameters
+                string tempSlice = string.Format(@"{0}:\bfunction\b\([a],b\).(\breturn\b)?.?\w+\.", functionIdentifier); //Regex for slice (return or not)
+                string tempCharSwap = string.Format(@"{0}:\bfunction\b\(\w+\,\w\).\bvar\b.\bc=a\b", functionIdentifier); //Regex for the char swap.
+                                
+                Match me;
+                if ((me = Regex.Match(js, tempReverse)).Success)
+                { id_Reverse = functionIdentifier; } //If def matched the regex for reverse then the current function is a defined as the reverse cipher
+
+                if ((me = Regex.Match(js, tempSlice)).Success)
+                { id_Slice = functionIdentifier; } //If def matched the regex for slice then the current function is defined as the slice cipher.
+
+                if ((me = Regex.Match(js, tempCharSwap)).Success)
+                { id_CharSwap = functionIdentifier; } //If def matched the regex for charSwap then the current function is defined as swap cipher.
+
+            }
+
+
             foreach (var line in lines.Skip(1).Take(lines.Length - 2))
             {
                 Match m;
-                if ((m = Regex.Match(line, @"\(\w+,(?<index>\d+)\)")).Success)
-                    //calling a two argument function (swap)
-                    operations += "w" + m.Groups["index"].Value + " ";
-                else if ((m = Regex.Match(line, @"slice\((?<index>\d+)\)")).Success)
-                    //calling slice
-                    operations += "s" + m.Groups["index"].Value + " ";
-                else if ((m = Regex.Match(line, @"reverse\(\)")).Success)
-                    //calling reverse
-                    operations += "r ";
+                ///DUPLICATE CODE! Improve. 
+                int locOfDot; int locOfBracket; int functionIDLength;
+                locOfDot = line.IndexOf(".");
+                locOfBracket = line.IndexOf("(");
+                functionIDLength = locOfBracket - (locOfDot + 1);
+                functionIdentifier = line.Substring(locOfDot + 1, functionIDLength); //Just needed this (define it as a member?)
+
+                string newSliceIDRegex = string.Format(@"(?<index>\d+)\)+", functionIdentifier);
+
+                if ((m = Regex.Match(line, @"\(\w+,(?<index>\d+)\)")).Success && functionIdentifier == id_CharSwap)
+                { operations += "w" + m.Groups["index"].Value + " "; } //Character swap regex appears to be the same as before
+
+
+                if ((m = Regex.Match(line, @"\(\w+,(?<index>\d+)\)")).Success && functionIdentifier == id_Slice)
+                { operations += "s" + m.Groups["index"].Value + " "; } //Slice appears to have changed the index location???
+                //Could be wrong and the regex needs improving, seems to work on the latest algorithm though.
+
+                if (functionIdentifier == id_Reverse)
+                { operations += "r "; } //Reverse operation, no regex required
+
             }
             operations = operations.Trim();
 
@@ -51,7 +104,7 @@ private static string ApplyOperation(string cipher, string op)
             {
                 case 'r':
                     return new string(cipher.ToCharArray().Reverse().ToArray());
-
+                        
                 case 'w':
                     {
                         int index = GetOpIndex(op);