Added support of python3

Windows/lazagne/softwares/chats/skype.py

@@ -60,28 +60,34 @@ def get_md5_hash(self, enc_hex, key):
         enc_binary = binascii.unhexlify(enc_hex)
 
         # retrieve the salt
-        salt = hashlib.sha1('\x00\x00\x00\x00' + key).digest() + hashlib.sha1('\x00\x00\x00\x01' + key).digest()
+        salt = hashlib.sha1(b'\x00\x00\x00\x00' + key).digest() + hashlib.sha1(b'\x00\x00\x00\x01' + key).digest()
 
         # encrypt value used with the XOR operation
         aes_key = self.aes_encrypt(struct.pack('I', 0) * 4, salt[0:32])[0:16]
 
         # XOR operation
         decrypted = []
+
+        #  Make code python3-compatible
+        if win.python_version == 3:
+            enc_binary = [bytes([x]) for x in enc_binary]
+            aes_key = [bytes([x]) for x in aes_key]
+
         for d in range(16):
             decrypted.append(struct.unpack('B', enc_binary[d])[0] ^ struct.unpack('B', aes_key[d])[0])
 
         # cast the result byte
-        tmp = ''
+        tmp = b''
         for dec in decrypted:
-            tmp = tmp + struct.pack(">I", dec).strip('\x00')
+            tmp = tmp + struct.pack(">I", dec).strip(b'\x00')
 
         # byte to hex
         return binascii.hexlify(tmp)
 
     def dictionary_attack(self, login, md5):
         wordlist = constant.password_found + get_dic()
         for word in wordlist:
-            hash_ = hashlib.md5('%s\nskyper\n%s' % (login, word)).hexdigest()
+            hash_ = hashlib.md5(('%s\nskyper\n%s' % (login, word)).encode()).hexdigest()
             if hash_ == md5:
                 return word
         return False
@@ -111,7 +117,7 @@ def get_info(self, key, username, path):
                     self.warning(u'No credential stored on the config.xml file.')
                 else:
                     # decrypt the hash to get the md5 to brue force
-                    values['Hash'] = self.get_md5_hash(enc_hex, key)
+                    values['Hash'] = self.get_md5_hash(enc_hex, key).decode()
                     values['Pattern to bruteforce using md5'] = win.string_to_unicode(values['Login']) + u'\\nskyper\\n<password>'
 
                     # Try a dictionary attack on the hash