DSi Common Key Bruteforcer

[poet]

Any reason why not to make the key public?

.NET might also be the reason it doesn't run on my "server". Should have thought of that myself

 

[jonathanb9595]

Any reason why not to make the key public?

.NET might also be the reason it doesn't run on my "server". Should have thought of that myself

........................... wat

 

[nerboking]

How many digits are in the key?

 

[jonathanb9595]

How many digits are in the key?

i think it says back in the thread some where dont quote me but i think that it is liike 14 or something either 14 or 24 idk but like i said don't quote me

S

 

[NeoZeroEXE]

Well, I've been running two of these for a few hours, one in 1 bit mode, and one in secure random. Got over a billion done in each, so over 2 billion total. And that's only from a few hours. I figure if I leave it running for a while, I could easily reach over a trillion eventually.

Question, though. If it finds the key (or a key, or whatever), will the program stop, and immediately write it to a file, or will it only write it once the program is closed?

 

[nerboking]

I'm just above a billion myself. I hibernate my computer instead of shutting it down, so it doesn't lose progress. I suggest other people do the same.

If there are 24 digits, then the number of possible keys is just ten to the twenty-fourth power, which makes a trillion look like a little baby shrimp. It's actually a septillion.

 

[raing3]

Well, I've been running two of these for a few hours, one in 1 bit mode, and one in secure random. Got over a billion done in each, so over 2 billion total. And that's only from a few hours. I figure if I leave it running for a while, I could easily reach over a trillion eventually.

Question, though. If it finds the key (or a key, or whatever), will the program stop, and immediately write it to a file, or will it only write it once the program is closed?

If a key is found the key will be written to dsikey.bin immediately after being found.
The message "Key written to /dsikey.bin. DO NOT CLOSE THIS UNTIL YOU CAN VERIFY FILE INTEGRITY." will then appear.
Followed by "Verifying entire file...".
The integrity will then be verified and if the file passes the integrity check the message "SHA-1 test matches

" will be shown.
Some other messages may be shown in between.
Then "Done - TIMETAKEN Operation"

I think that is basically it, so yes when a key is found you will know straight away.

 

[NeoZeroEXE]

Well, my computer crashed yesterday at about 12 billion, but I'm already back to over 10 billion, so, assuming I haven't checked any duplicates of last time (as is statistically probable), then I've gotten over 22 billion out of the way so far. Which is probably an absolutely tiny percentage, but still. I'm leaving this thing running until it finds something, damnit. At the current rate, I'll reach one trillion within a little over 3 months. And hopefully, it'll happen across something long before then. Maybe. Possibly.

 

[mhtrinh]

Hi,

I have a Linux network but as I said it's Linux ... Does anyone compiled the code on Linux ?
I tried to compiled it with Mono C# compiler version 1.2.5.1
I got those errors :
$ mcs Program.cs
Program.cs(188,13): error CS0234: The type or namespace name `ConsoleKeyInfo' does not exist in the namespace `System'. Are you missing an assembly reference?
Program.cs(443,17): error CS0117: `System.Console' does not contain a definition for `Clear'
/usr/lib64/mono/1.0/mscorlib.dll (Location of the symbol related to previous error)
Compilation failed: 2 error(s), 0 warnings

UPDATE : I compiled it finally :
gmcs Program.cs
mono Program.exe

Now, just to find the key ... :-P

 

[Deleted-119707]

is the common key found or not? some people say it was and some didnt...

 

[jonathanb9595]

is the common key found or not? some people say it was and some didnt...

where have u read that?

 

[Volsfan91]

I'm offering my USBGecko as bounty for anyone who will make this distributed.

 

[nerboking]

is the common key found or not? some people say it was and some didnt...

A hacker called loopy allegedly has the key but will not share it. Period.

A key was apparently found once by the bruteforcer but was revealed to be incorrect and created by an error in the program. The bruteforcer has since been revamped to verify the legitimacy of any found combinations.

In short, no. We don't have the key.

 

[OhNozen]

I've been running the bruteforcer for about 5 hours now on standard, and so far its run through about 1 trillion keys (Yay quad-core). Nothing as of yet... but will post back if it finds anything.

Anyone try running this on a Linux'd PS3?

 

[bushing]

so ... much ... fail ...

 

[OSW]

Bushing, you gotta give credit that the pirates try hard, and sometimes they find a way amidst all their "fail"

Don't troll either

Back on topic.

 

[Jockel]

The mystery will be solved when quantum CPUs are out

 

[TrolleyDave]

so ... much ... fail ...

How's your Vii emulator coming along? Did you manage to find the stuff you were looking for about that chip?

 

[jerbob92]

I would like to let you guys use my dedicated server!
You can use it as a database server, it's in a datacenter in France and it has an up/downlink of 100 Mbit!

I can give subdomain, ftp acces and maybe shell acces(only if needed)

I'm going to try to help some more,
Running 2 bruteforcers on my AMD 6000+(3 Ghz) Dualcore, 1 on core 0 and 1 on core 1
Running 2 bruteforcers on my AMD 4000+(2 Ghz) Dualcore, 1 on core 0 and 1 on core 1
Running 1 bruteforcer on my AMD 3000+(2,2 Ghz) Singlecore

And maybe:
Running 2 bruteforcers on my parents AMD 5000+(2,6 Ghz) Dualcore, 1 on core 0 and 1 on core 1
Running 1 bruteforcer on my Intel (2,6Ghz) Singlecore Dedicated server (if there will be an linux client)

I also could run it at an 8800GT and a good ATI card, dont know the name(if there will be an grahics card client)

I found out by editing the program that 1 billion try's give a txt file of 175 MB, passing this to my database would be way to much to handle!

 

[Eicko]

Hi guys !
I am trying to found the common key with your DSI BruteForcer.
I have 3 pc with 10 DSI BruteForcer open on one computer.
I will never stop until it found the key.

So, see you later with the common key