Post: 3.60+ Loader Keys + PHAT Console HDD Encryption.
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06-27-2013, 01:34 AM
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GrimReaper_K2K
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3.60+ Loader Keys Decryption:
Originally posted by another user
Starting with firmware version 3.60 loader keys have been encrypted. Look here for a tool that decrypts them. Besides that, there is an implementation of the cryptographic algorithm which is used to encrypt/decrypt lv1ldr from lv0 and root scramble key at the SPU side.
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HDD Encryption for PHAT Consoles:
Originally posted by another user
- On the PHAT consoles AES-CBC-192 is used for HDD encryption and AES-CBC-128 for VFLASH encryption.
- So no tweak and tweak key here. Each sector is encrypted with the same zeroed IV.
- VFLASH is encrypted once with ENCDEC key and zeroed IV!
- Data key is of size 32 bytes but only the first 24 bytes are used for HDD and 16 bytes for VFLASH.
- See also Multiupload.nl - upload your files to multiple file hosting sites! (contains scripts of ENCDEC emulator for both types of consoles).
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Here is what other scene developers have to say about this:
@PS3hax Forums by zecoxao: You must login or register to view this content.
Originally posted by another user
first thing are the scrambled keys. Sony obfuscated the keys in order to make hard our access to them. those are called scrambled keys.
second thing is hdd encryption by glevand was incomplete. partially because he only had a slim and not a phat. now it's complete.
third thing is supposedly how cobra and 3k3y takes care of the drive keys on newer consoles. they basically don't even grab the keys, and all that's needed are sv_iso keys.
/flies away
second thing is hdd encryption by glevand was incomplete. partially because he only had a slim and not a phat. now it's complete.
third thing is supposedly how cobra and 3k3y takes care of the drive keys on newer consoles. they basically don't even grab the keys, and all that's needed are sv_iso keys.
/flies away
Originally posted by another user
It will help others to 'decrypt' the real keys that in the end are used for making MFWs.
Originally posted by another user
About HDD encryption?
In the longrun that means you could be able to dump your drivekeys and decrypt the hdd on the PC.
So possibly altering the dev files and reinserting them into the console.
In the longrun that means you could be able to dump your drivekeys and decrypt the hdd on the PC.
So possibly altering the dev files and reinserting them into the console.
@PS3Hax Forums by euss: You must login or register to view this content.
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It will help others to deobfuscate the real keys that in the end are used for making MFWs. Basicly anyone can now decrypt them and with the algo documented publicly that makes it time for Sony to change it or let it rest while giving PS4 attention.
And no, we will never be able to get private keys - forget that ever happened in 3.55pre era.
As to the hdd crypto: well, it is about time that not only NOR consoles, but also NAND consoles can benefit from documentation about their encryption. In the longrun that means you could be able to dump your drivekeys and decrypt the hdd on the PC.
Ofcourse without keys you cannot get far, to give you an idea : You must login or register to view this content.
And no, we will never be able to get private keys - forget that ever happened in 3.55pre era.
As to the hdd crypto: well, it is about time that not only NOR consoles, but also NAND consoles can benefit from documentation about their encryption. In the longrun that means you could be able to dump your drivekeys and decrypt the hdd on the PC.
Ofcourse without keys you cannot get far, to give you an idea : You must login or register to view this content.
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I would just like to thank and give credit to manster of PS3Hax.net for awakening the scene with the news. And that's everything I've got to show to you guys, leave below what you have to say about this, I'm done for tonight~
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06-27-2013, 01:56 AM
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maikeyb123
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06-27-2013, 01:59 AM
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primetime43
Knowledge is power 
06-27-2013, 02:02 AM
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maikeyb123
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06-27-2013, 02:03 AM
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primetime43
Knowledge is power
06-27-2013, 05:33 PM
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GrimReaper_K2K
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06-27-2013, 05:42 PM
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xxXSTRIKEXxx
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Originally posted by K2K
Doubt it, we may never see the days of CFW on later firmwares again but possibly we may see basic homebrew apps working on later firmwares.
EDIT: I forgot to add one more important quote from one of our devs. Thread updated
EDIT: I forgot to add one more important quote from one of our devs. Thread updated
I understand the cfw situation, but what does the hdd encryption mean? What could this possibly lead too? Maybe being able to search the hdd and install patches from a pc?
06-27-2013, 05:46 PM
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GrimReaper_K2K
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Originally posted by xxXSTRIKEXxx
I understand the cfw situation, but what does the hdd encryption mean? What could this possibly lead too? Maybe being able to search the hdd and install patches from a pc?
Originally posted by another user
About HDD encryption?
In the longrun that means you could be able to dump your drivekeys and decrypt the hdd on the PC.
So possibly altering the dev files and reinserting them into the console.
In the longrun that means you could be able to dump your drivekeys and decrypt the hdd on the PC.
So possibly altering the dev files and reinserting them into the console.
Well I hope that answers your question.
06-27-2013, 05:50 PM
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xxXSTRIKEXxx
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and yes thanks.
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