Post: Disc Key Dumper and Klicensee Dumper Homebrew apps get released
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10-06-2012, 10:49 AM
#1
Xx--AIDAN--xX
One Man Army
Disc Key Dumper
Requirements:
- 3.55 CFW (e.g. Kmeaw)
- MultiMAN or original dev_blind application and FTP client
1. Install `Data Dumper` (data_dumper.pkg) if you didn’t installed it before.
It is a homebrew application to dump a data from some LV2 memory to a file: /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin
A data which stored there is written by dumper loaders, e.g. by Disc Key Dumper.
2. Install `Disc Key Dumper Loader` (disc_key_dumper_loader.pkg).
It stores a disc key if your game is not a PSN/SEN game.
3. Reboot a console to clear a data storage in LV2 memory.
4. Now you need to start `Disc Key Dumper Loader`, then start your game.
5. After exiting from the game you need to run `Data Dumper`, you will hear some beeps.
6. Then run any FTP client (e.g. builtin in MultiMAN) and download a dumped disc key from /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin.
Klicensee Dumper
A klicensee is specified by developer of the game.
Usually it is stored in EBOOT.ELF and you can find it in a disassembler or by brute forcing a key along with a NPD header.
But in some cases this key is not stored in a plaintext format and can be annoying to analyze a game’s executable.
That’s why I had created this dumper.
Requirements:
- 3.55 CFW (e.g. Kmeaw)
- MultiMAN or original dev_blind application and FTP client
1. Install `Data Dumper` (data_dumper.pkg) if you didn’t installed it before.
It is a homebrew application to dump a data from some LV2 memory to a file: /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin
A data which stored there is written by dumper loaders, e.g. by Klicensee Dumper.
2. Install `Klicensee Dumper Loader` (klicensee_dumper_loader.pkg).
It stores a file path to self/sprx/edat and a klicensee key if it is specified.
3. Now you need to replace original `libsysutil_np.sprx`. I use a dev_blind feature from MultiMAN, you can use any other way. Don’t forget to backup original file.
4. Reboot a console to clear a data storage in LV2 memory.
5. Now you need to start `Klicensee Dumper Loader`, then start your game.
6. After exiting from the game you need to run `Data Dumper`, you will hear some beeps.
7. Then run any FTP client (e.g. builtin in MultiMAN) and download dumped klicensee keys from /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin.
8. Restore an original `libsysutil_np.sprx` using the same method as at step 3.
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10-06-2012, 03:16 PM
#2
dubeyduck
Climbing up the ladder
Originally posted by xX
PS3 Homebrew Developer flatz has released two new homebrew applications for the PS3, Disc Key Dumper and Klicensee Dumper, here is information from the ReadMe.
Disc Key Dumper
Requirements:
- 3.55 CFW (e.g. Kmeaw)
- MultiMAN or original dev_blind application and FTP client
1. Install `Data Dumper` (data_dumper.pkg) if you didn’t installed it before.
It is a homebrew application to dump a data from some LV2 memory to a file: /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin
A data which stored there is written by dumper loaders, e.g. by Disc Key Dumper.
2. Install `Disc Key Dumper Loader` (disc_key_dumper_loader.pkg).
It stores a disc key if your game is not a PSN/SEN game.
3. Reboot a console to clear a data storage in LV2 memory.
4. Now you need to start `Disc Key Dumper Loader`, then start your game.
5. After exiting from the game you need to run `Data Dumper`, you will hear some beeps.
6. Then run any FTP client (e.g. builtin in MultiMAN) and download a dumped disc key from /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin.
Klicensee Dumper
A klicensee is specified by developer of the game.
Usually it is stored in EBOOT.ELF and you can find it in a disassembler or by brute forcing a key along with a NPD header.
But in some cases this key is not stored in a plaintext format and can be annoying to analyze a game’s executable.
That’s why I had created this dumper.
Requirements:
- 3.55 CFW (e.g. Kmeaw)
- MultiMAN or original dev_blind application and FTP client
1. Install `Data Dumper` (data_dumper.pkg) if you didn’t installed it before.
It is a homebrew application to dump a data from some LV2 memory to a file: /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin
A data which stored there is written by dumper loaders, e.g. by Klicensee Dumper.
2. Install `Klicensee Dumper Loader` (klicensee_dumper_loader.pkg).
It stores a file path to self/sprx/edat and a klicensee key if it is specified.
3. Now you need to replace original `libsysutil_np.sprx`. I use a dev_blind feature from MultiMAN, you can use any other way. Don’t forget to backup original file.
4. Reboot a console to clear a data storage in LV2 memory.
5. Now you need to start `Klicensee Dumper Loader`, then start your game.
6. After exiting from the game you need to run `Data Dumper`, you will hear some beeps.
7. Then run any FTP client (e.g. builtin in MultiMAN) and download dumped klicensee keys from /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin.
8. Restore an original `libsysutil_np.sprx` using the same method as at step 3.
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Disc Key Dumper
Requirements:
- 3.55 CFW (e.g. Kmeaw)
- MultiMAN or original dev_blind application and FTP client
1. Install `Data Dumper` (data_dumper.pkg) if you didn’t installed it before.
It is a homebrew application to dump a data from some LV2 memory to a file: /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin
A data which stored there is written by dumper loaders, e.g. by Disc Key Dumper.
2. Install `Disc Key Dumper Loader` (disc_key_dumper_loader.pkg).
It stores a disc key if your game is not a PSN/SEN game.
3. Reboot a console to clear a data storage in LV2 memory.
4. Now you need to start `Disc Key Dumper Loader`, then start your game.
5. After exiting from the game you need to run `Data Dumper`, you will hear some beeps.
6. Then run any FTP client (e.g. builtin in MultiMAN) and download a dumped disc key from /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin.
Klicensee Dumper
A klicensee is specified by developer of the game.
Usually it is stored in EBOOT.ELF and you can find it in a disassembler or by brute forcing a key along with a NPD header.
But in some cases this key is not stored in a plaintext format and can be annoying to analyze a game’s executable.
That’s why I had created this dumper.
Requirements:
- 3.55 CFW (e.g. Kmeaw)
- MultiMAN or original dev_blind application and FTP client
1. Install `Data Dumper` (data_dumper.pkg) if you didn’t installed it before.
It is a homebrew application to dump a data from some LV2 memory to a file: /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin
A data which stored there is written by dumper loaders, e.g. by Klicensee Dumper.
2. Install `Klicensee Dumper Loader` (klicensee_dumper_loader.pkg).
It stores a file path to self/sprx/edat and a klicensee key if it is specified.
3. Now you need to replace original `libsysutil_np.sprx`. I use a dev_blind feature from MultiMAN, you can use any other way. Don’t forget to backup original file.
4. Reboot a console to clear a data storage in LV2 memory.
5. Now you need to start `Klicensee Dumper Loader`, then start your game.
6. After exiting from the game you need to run `Data Dumper`, you will hear some beeps.
7. Then run any FTP client (e.g. builtin in MultiMAN) and download dumped klicensee keys from /dev_hdd0/tmp/dumps.bin.
8. Restore an original `libsysutil_np.sprx` using the same method as at step 3.
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the key dumper will come in handy cuz he is releasing a tool that lets you decrypt/encrypt Game Saves and resign them for your console.
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