if you mean the decryption key, no, but it is derived from the rom, but then generated by the 3DS, which is why you generate the ncchinfo.bin and then the 3ds generates the xorpads needed to decrypt the rom, currently there is no way to actually get the decryption key, you have to rely on the 3ds to generate the xorpadIs the key for ROMs in the ROM itself?
A few questions regarding 3DS'S AES.
As for AES-128, according to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard, there's an initial round, main rounds, and a final round. There are also 10 cycles. Is the initial round and/or final round part of this 10?
The AES also requires an expanded key, referenced here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rijndael_key_schedule is an operation in which you reference "the four-byte block before the new expanded key". What does this mean?
Does the 3DS use the normal AES, or a variation?
If it's a variation, could someone explain the variations?
I have found something insane. I was wondering if this could possibly be manipulated with an exploit?
Only problem is, I don't know how to reproduce this! It just happened! It crashes the system, and advises me to restart.
Is it possible to convert GameCube ISOs to 3DS ROMs? If so, how?