They are decrypted title keys, AFAIK, since it mentions decTitleKeys.bin.
This is much better in case we need a super clean back up/ archieving cia compared to plai cdn. But i hope theres also a data base for encyptrd title keys like theone in 3ds nfshost...
how to convert a dectitlekeys.bin in an enctitlekeys.bin?
ok, on 3dsiso i asked the guy who i think made the nfskey websites to allow encrytped title key sharing.
@temper999 yes you can use the newer imporoved version of make_cdn_cia - just replace the exe
@Gray_Jack for the guy who had the permission error on linux, i guess you have to chmod+x the executable
sorry the python script to dump keys from ticket.db does not give nice line endings for windows, sorry you will have to use a better text editor.
i can update the tool for more than one content, i'm not sure the best way to accept the input though.
-title titleid1 titleid2 titleid3 -key key1 key2 key3? i'm not sure what you guys would be comfortable with.
i just made this FunKeyCIA really fast, a cut down version of FunkyCIA, because i didn't want failcdn to get too popular, because then it will be hard to convert people to this
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i think rxtools used to be able to dump this... but, the keys weren't in plaintext... hmm
@temper999 yes you can use the newer imporoved version of make_cdn_cia - just replace the exe
@Gray_Jack for the guy who had the permission error on linux, i guess you have to chmod+x the executable
sorry the python script to dump keys from ticket.db does not give nice line endings for windows, sorry you will have to use a better text editor.
i can update the tool for more than one content, i'm not sure the best way to accept the input though.
-title titleid1 titleid2 titleid3 -key key1 key2 key3? i'm not sure what you guys would be comfortable with.
i just made this FunKeyCIA really fast, a cut down version of FunkyCIA, because i didn't want failcdn to get too popular, because then it will be hard to convert people to this
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maybe ask the decrypt9 guy if his tool can dump it?
i think rxtools used to be able to dump this... but, the keys weren't in plaintext... hmm
ok, yes i tihnk it is possible but no tool to do it, it will have to be done on the 3ds.
but, if people just extract the keys from their ticket.db with my tool it shouldn't be so bad
but i agree i want something slicker
ok, i thought someting just like the ncch encryption could do it.ok, yes i tihnk it is possible but no tool to do it, it will have to be done on the 3ds.
but, if people just extract the keys from their ticket.db with my tool it shouldn't be so bad
Latest FBI doesn't *completely* remove tickets, but the delete option will indeed let you to install the title, if a bad ticket is what is stopping you. Anybody with the problem of eshop downloads failing at 99% can verify.
@Xenon Hacks I was going to help out, but it looks like you were sorted? It's especially hard to spot the option to add Python to your path when installing 2.7, and either it isn't there if it's already in your path or perhaps it doesn't show up if you've installed python before? Not sure, but I'm not uninstalling just to figure it out. At any rate, 1) It should be in your path for compiling projects, and if anybody isn't able to simply type the name of the script, then right-click on a script, chose "open with" and point it to your python.exe and check the box that says to always open files of this type with python.exe. You should be golden from then on.
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ok, yes i tihnk it is possible but no tool to do it, it will have to be done on the 3ds.
but, if people just extract the keys from their ticket.db with my tool it shouldn't be so bad
Adding encrypted titlekeys dumping would take me literally 10 minutes of work. There is also a python script included in D9 that dumps the encrypted titleKeys from ticket.db.
I am careful with adding new features to D9 now, though. Only real useful stuff can stay. So... Can you give me a short explanation why we need the encrypted one? Why not use the decrypted one to decrypt the first layer of encryption?
So could you cook something to take a decTitleKeys.bin make all the keys encrypted then have the app dump it all with the corresponding title in plain text?
I've been out of the homebrew loop for a while, but I understand what this does, and I must congratulate @cearp for his dedication and hard work. Well done, sir!
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