DSi NETWORKED Common Key Bruteforcer

[tsuna]

is this randomly checking?
if its not its gonna take a shit load of time.
how bout you make 2 versions?
one that starts from the begining and another that starts from the very last possible code

Or maybe make the newest version have the option to start from the most recent beginning, most recent quarter of the way in, most recent half way in, most recent three/fourths in, and most recent last ones (since they are grabbing the last piece by whoever and starting it from there).

yea thats what i meant

 

[asiekierka]

FAN ART:

(copied from another thread)

 

[RupeeClock]

I think ideally, work should be broken into an array of equally sized blocks (say, roughly 8 million keys in a block), and one of these blocks are chosen at random, anywhere from beginning to end, so long as it has not been attempted.
Each block is completed and sent to server, where they can be ticked off as to not be repeated.

 

[blitzer320]

if you guys don't mind me asking exactly what encryption dsi uses and what bit such as aes 128 bit i've been looking around kinda hard to find info about encryption on google

 

[mr_xombie]

FAN ART:

(copied from another thread)

I love it! oh, first post. I figure this is a productive way to use my new i5 rig. Woo! And shazzam! running 3 instances on their own core, and already up to 250 mil total! Woo! gonna add a 4th instance in a bit before bed. this is an interesting cause. I hope it works!

 

[mariomaniac33]

So it's a portion of a DSi wad, I guess that's legal then?
Yeah, yeah it would have to be if it were a free download like the browser.

It's illegal to HOST DSi Wads and pirate them. Otherwise downloading them legitimately after you paid for them would be illegal was well... which would include updating your DSi or buying a DSiWare game.

But yeah... that's basically the idea. It sure sounds effective and fast, but according to the statistics.... yeah.... enough said.

Never hurts to try though! Whenever my computer is running, this program is running as well!

 

[zuron7]

I'm running it on my PC having a 3GHz processor(never knew).
So what does this do.and where does it get the keys from.
I can procees 25000 keys per sec

 

[Hatsu]

Had to do it!

 

[RupeeClock]

I'm running it on my PC having a 3GHz processor(never knew).
So what does this do.and where does it get the keys from.

The program downloads a small bit of encrypted data from the Nintendo servers, and attempts to decrypt the data by guessing keys.
The program will continue to guess until it finds the right key.

Could takes year, could take millenia, lol.

But worth a shot anyway, for laughs.

 

[blitzer320]

Xorloser's Blog Post
some light reading for you guys about aes encryption

i bet if you got this ported to run some way on a few ps3's you may see a spike but this website will give you an idea about how long it will take at this pace
is there a way to get this into a web application that the any computer with a browser can run it

 

[mariomaniac33]

As mentioned before, if we can process this through our GPUs instead of our CPUs somehow, the odds of us finding the key via bruteforcing will be much more likely... assuming you have a good graphics card.

If possible, a GPU mode should be added to the program.

By the way, it seems that silent mode is broken on 0.6... at least for me. I still see statistics.

 

[RupeeClock]

I thought things like Folding@Home were GPU accelerated, as in they still make use of the CPUs.

As in, GPU only would be slower than CPU only bruteforcing? I dunno.

 

[updowners]

Had to do it!

Wow, I actually found one of your posts to be funny

 

[iceissocold]

Just found this thread, deciding to join in and put my computer to use. My CPU is doing around 150,000 Keys p/s.

 

[Hatsu]

Had to do it!

Wow, I actually found one of your posts to be funny

I am thoroughly surprised myself!

 

[tyrran]

Just because I often get "coding" confused with "magic," what is the possibility of this being ported as a HBC download so I could load it up on my Wii, as I only have one computer and am using it for other things?

 

[blitzer320]

actually gpu's have more raw computing power not multitasking like cpu's thats where cpu's have an upper hand and cpus have more to deal with gpu only have to master one thing graphics so put it like this
gpu's are great a one thing
cpu's are good at all things

 

[asiekierka]

tyrran, the chance of this running on the Wii is lower than the chance of finding the key today.

 

[Hatsu]

Just because I often get "coding" confused with "magic," what is the possibility of this being ported as a HBC download so I could load it up on my Wii, as I only have one computer and am using it for other things?

What?

 

[RupeeClock]

Just because I often get "coding" confused with "magic," what is the possibility of this being ported as a HBC download so I could load it up on my Wii, as I only have one computer and am using it for other things?

What?

I think he just wants the wii to run Brutey.
But the system is so damn weak it wouldn't even be worth the effort to code.