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    The WODE just got HACKED

    I still have the WODE stuff covered and didn't work on decompilation of the Kernel binary for quite "some time". I just started sorting things out to make comparing the original binary assembly easier to my own binary once recompiled. I - once again - stopped the current process there as I have...
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    Homebrew [RELEASE] Wii-DOOM / Wii-HERETIC / Wii-HEXEN / Wii-STRIFE (ALL-IN-ONE) *PROPER*

    I don't think so. I can't tell for sure but I can definitely tell that I haven't been working on these ports for years now...
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    Homebrew [RELEASE] Wii-DOOM / Wii-HERETIC / Wii-HEXEN / Wii-STRIFE (ALL-IN-ONE) *PROPER*

    None. There is no support for args / Wiiflow.
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    Hacking [HACKING]: XK3Y (X360Key) AES-Keys released

    Basically "NO". For that to happen, one would need the design files like PCB data sheets, GERBER files / BOM etc. Aside from that, the FPGA security needs to be exploited. The Lattice holding the bitstream data is AES encrypted as well but hacking a FPGA like that is near to impossible to...
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    Hacking [HACKING]: 3K3Y AES-Keys released

    The purpose of this thread is to expose the firmware encryption keys of the 3K3Y - a modchip that was once manufactured for the PlayStation 3. As you should know, all of the stuff on the 3K3Y is encrypted - like the bootloader, the Kernel etc. The reason why I'm releasing the keys is that I...
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    Hacking [HACKING]: XK3Y (X360Key) AES-Keys released

    Regarding the bootloader AES IV: It is unclear whether the bootloader AES IV is customer-related or globally equal to each of the LPC3143 MCU's by NXP. It might be that, if a customer of NXP orders a LPC3143 package, they burn the BOOTROM into the package and the bootloader AES IV is then...
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    Hacking [HACKING]: XK3Y (X360Key) AES-Keys released

    That's the Bootloader and Kernel source code of the XKEY. Unfortunately, like on the WODE, it's missing the required binary for interaction with the XKEY module which handles mounting of games. They never made the source code to it available to the public.
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    Hacking [HACKING]: XK3Y (X360Key) AES-Keys released

    This is what you get when you "really" care about customers... The purpose of this thread is to expose the firmware encryption keys of the XK3Y (also called "X360Key") - a modchip that was once manufactured for the XBOX360. As you should know, all of the stuff on the XK3Y is encrypted -...
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    The WODE just got HACKED

    Short answer: NO! The developers of the WODE broke audio stuff by abusing the audio GPIO's for joystick input from the LCD screen. I have absolutely NO idea how dumb they were implementing joystick support this way. There are dozens of GPIO's you can choose from for anything on the LPC3143 MCU...
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    The WODE just got HACKED

    Thanks for the link. I came across this article a while back as well. Though, without any further information upon this, there won't be a chance to replicate the process upon gaining the AES key of an Actel ProASIC 3. It would be outstanding if we had the AES key for the FPGA as then it would be...
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    The WODE just got HACKED

    I just added another block of information on how the security flaw regarding SPI-DMA data transfers upon doing crypto stuff could have been avoided at all.
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    The WODE just got HACKED

    I just updated the main post and added more info on what was required to achieve the primary goal and missing stuff as well as what the security bits are that the bootloader sets once it get's started / running and a current state upon homebrew. Even more info was added like emulation of the...
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    The WODE just got HACKED

    ======================== The WODE just got HACKED ======================== Ever wondered what the WODE for the Wii was all about? I'll give you a rather "short" journey that I had about ~1 year of investigation of what's "hidden" or even running inside. Due to my experience with embedded...
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    Hardware WODE CFW?

    Just to be clear: The WODE Unbricker DFU file is created by first compiling it, then being encrypted using AES and then once again being encrypted using TEA.
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    Wii WODE Jukebox files

    Well, the v1.28 update / downgrade binary of the WODE just "updates" (changes) the Actel ProAsic3 firmware on the WODE as well as the Linux Kernel. Basically it doesn't make any sense what they were writing within the forum because the Bootloader was NEVER updated within the firmware releases...
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