I found an old SD card from 2015, but I'm pretty sure I can't see any game saves or anything else on it because I used a different console back then, and everything's encrypted for that. How would I be able to see stuff now?
Using the sd in the console where the data were created, you need that console or the data of Nintendo 3ds folder is uselessI found an old SD card from 2015, but I'm pretty sure I can't see any game saves or anything else on it because I used a different console back then, and everything's encrypted for that. How would I be able to see stuff now?
I haven't had the console for years, any way I can brute force it?If you have a NAND backup of the original 3DS, you can grab the movable.sed from it and decrypt it with ninfs
https://github.com/ihaveamac/ninfs
Unfortunately no, unless you have the ability to wait several billion yearsI haven't had the console for years, any way I can brute force it?
Come on, that has to be over-dramatizedUnfortunately no, unless you have the ability to wait several billion years
Fortunately (there is more than gaming devices relying on it) not really. Correctly implemented AES cannot be cracked with bruteforce. Exponential functions really grow f a s t.Come on, that has to be over-dramatized
My understanding is that there's actually *two* flaws that allow seedminer to brute force within only a few hours.Fortunately (there is more than gaming devices relying on it) not really. Correctly implemented AES cannot be cracked with bruteforce. Exponential functions really grow f a s t.
I've no idea where the weakness is, that allows seedminer to work (never looked into this and it is probably beyond my skill level anyway), but you will need some information (like the friend code) from the console you want to decrypt content for.