Depends on what aspect of the 3ds you're talking about. Here:Hello everyone!
I was just wondering what's the encryption key length of the 3ds. I'm assuming that it should be at least 1024 bits?
I couldn't find anything using google at a first glance, that's why I'm asking. I found in an FAQ here an example of the 3ds using a 128bits key encription (which must be wrong because any i7 can crack that).
Thanks a lot!
If the 3DS could be hacked easily like you expected it to, then it would have already been done so. The 3DS isn't hacked because of a lack of trying (although more is always better).I don't know, a friend asked me to take a look at this forum because he thought I should be able to ask for the public key (and modulo) people are needing to factor in order to hack the ds. He thought that the divisor was a 128/256bit number which I can factor "relatively easy". However, I just read in the FAQ that the 3ds has a 2048/4096 bit keylength. Anything beyond 1024 can't be done without quantum these days (at least not with human knowledge), and I don't have access to one of those of course.
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The encryption is 128-bit AES.Hello everyone!
I was just wondering what's the encryption key length of the 3ds. I'm assuming that it should be at least 1024 bits?
I couldn't find anything using google at a first glance, that's why I'm asking. I found in an FAQ here an example of the 3ds using a 128bits key encription (which must be wrong because any i7 can crack that).
Thanks a lot!
EDIT: Found it, it's 2048/4096 and that can't be cracked.