SteamDesktopAuthenticator VS android-backup-extractor

You need to switch to https://github.com/Jessecar96/SteamDesktopAuthenticator because if you check the WinAuth last update, it's from 2017 so it was bound to break eventually like it did on you but this project got updated last week to catch up with latest Steam update.

WARNING: This is not mine, it looks old and is general a security risk SteamDesktopAuthenticator

If you want to re-enable 2fa without that dumb app, you can download / install: https://github.com/Jessecar96/SteamDesktopAuthenticator

You can export your code from Steam Guard using the github project Steam Desktop Authenticator and exporting the code to your software 2FA of choice.

Heres the link to SDA https://github.com/Jessecar96/SteamDesktopAuthenticator and incase you need it heres the steam multi sell link https://steamcommunity.com/market/multisell?appid=730&contextid=2&items%5B%5D=Operation%20Hydra%20Case&items%5B%5D=Operation%20Wildfire%20Case&items%5B%5D=Revolver%20Case&items%5B%5D=Shadow%20Case&items%5B%5D=Falchion%20Case&items%5B%5D=Chroma%202%20Case&items%5B%5D=Chroma%20Case&items%5B%5D=Operation%20Vanguard%20Weapon%20Case&items%5B%5D=eSports%202014%20Summer%20Case&items%5B%5D=Operation%20Breakout%20Weapon%20Case&items%5B%5D=Huntsman%20Weapon%20Case&items%5B%5D=Community%20Sticker%20Capsule%201&items%5B%5D=Sticker%20Capsule%202&items%5B%5D=Operation%20Phoenix%20Weapon%20Case&items%5B%5D=CS:GO%20Weapon%20Case%203&items%5B%5D=Sticker%20Capsule&items%5B%5D=Winter%20Offensive%20Weapon%20Case&items%5B%5D=eSports%202013%20Winter%20Case&items%5B%5D=CS:GO%20Weapon%20Case%202&items%5B%5D=Operation%20Bravo%20Case&items%5B%5D=eSports%202013%20Case&items%5B%5D=CS:GO%20Weapon%20Case&items%5B%5D=Prisma%202%20Case&items%5B%5D=Prisma%20Case&items%5B%5D=Danger%20Zone%20Case&items%5B%5D=Spectrum%20Case&items%5B%5D=Gamma%202%20Case&items%5B%5D=Gamma%20Case

If you're fine with not using the Steam app, you can use Steam Desktop Authenticator to acquire the TOTP secret, then transfer the mobile authentication file to your device.

Nope! Here's how: https://github.com/Jessecar96/SteamDesktopAuthenticator

This is the program I'm using after already having extracted the data, now this program is supposed to turn that data into a usable file that will let me transfer my save. https://github.com/nelenkov/android-backup-extractor I've installed gradle since that's the one option that seemed easiest, and now I have no idea where gradle installed because there's no option to run it, I've tried running the commands I'm supposed to run in the CMD but they don't work, it's telling me " Use gradle to create an all-in-one jar: ./gradlew" and then: "java -jar build/libs/abe-all.jar pack|unpack|pack-kk ..." But none of these commands work.

1) download ADB from https://developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools 2) extract adb binaries, i put them in C:\platform-tools 3) open cmd in the folder where you extracted the binaries 4) connect your phone via usb, unlock it, and write "adb backup ai.polycam" into the cmd 5) on your phone, there will come an dialog about backup. dont fill in the password and click backup on bottom right 6) wait for the backup to finish 7) now in the folder, there will be backup.ab, but we need to decrypt it 8) download the abe.jar from https://github.com/nelenkov/android-backup-extractor/releases and put it into the same directory as adb 9) in cmd, run "java -jar abe.jar unpack backup.ab backup.tar" (if you dont have java runtime download it) 10) this will create backup.tar that you can now extract with 7zip, winrar, etc 11) the raw images will be located in "\apps\ai.polycam\f\myCaptures\random_id\keyframes\images" i hope this will help someone! :)

The second decrypts an encrypted ADB backup file producing a "tarball" (the .tar file). This requires abe itself (from https://github.com/nelenkov/android-backup-extractor/releases) which requires Java (e.g., from https://www.java.com/, https://openjdk.org/, or https://www.microsoft.com/openjdk), and works on *BSD, Linux, macOS, Solaris, and Windows. After which the contents can be inspected or extracted using a tool that handles tarballs, such as 7za, 7zip, PeaZip, tar, or WinZip.

If you are not rooted, download Java, as well as Android Backup Extractor. If you are on Windows, drop abe.jar into your platform-tools folder from when you installed ADB to make things a bit easier for later. Also, download 7zip or use your favorite archive manager capable of opening .tar files, or just use the tar command on Linux or macOS.

An open source project called the Android Backup Extractor that you can download the jar from here! (This requires at least java 11 to be installed!)

Download Android-Backup-Extractor (see the right side with the releases tab)

this works on Android 12 but requires java.

What you can try however, is backing up the data using adb backup, and then pulling the data from the backup on your computer using a tool like: https://github.com/nelenkov/android-backup-extractor (related blog post from the tool's author: https://nelenkov.blogspot.com/2012/06/unpacking-android-backups.html).

Once the backup is done, extracting it is another pain, you need Java installed and download the latest release of ABE from https://github.com/nelenkov/android-backup-extractor/releases/tag/master-20220609062817-33a2f6c

and unpacked it via abe