Summary of Nintendo leaks

[Ryccardo]

A few people have privately thanked me for my articles on the Wack0-originating leaks, explicitly mentioning they found especially valuable the fact I tend to include names and hashes for those wanting to hunt them down themselves: it is for this reason that the following link will include a nearly-complete (but still improveable) list

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...53EH0wPgVNZg_4Z4tMF_F4-ts/edit#gid=1029452355

Thank you @Madridi for the contribution, by the way!

 

[Madridi]

Excellent! I’ll go over this later and see if there are missing or wrong info that I can further contribute to this. Thanks!

 

[Madridi]

@Ryccardo
Some fixes and additions:

- "zckybq.cia" release date is 21st May. It was released independently of the others April CIA files.

- "Pack.zip" released on 19th of March, contains Debug Builds Of Pokemon Blue & Yellow.

- "dsititlekeys.7z": Original folder name is "Dwx95fZSGFDx74sc.7z". Password and hash are correct though. The text file inside is called wiititlekeys.txt, not wiiware.
- "wiiwaretitlekeys.7z": Original folder name is "4p7fGihlz7DW68nc_gWd1aeQ.7z". Password and hash are correct though.

- I highly suggest only including Zammis Breach leaks, or at least separating those that are not from Zammis breach. Otherwise, there are a LOT of other leaks besides what was mentioned. One example would be: "NintendoDeveloperDocs" which contains 3DS and Wii U Developer Documentations.

Things that should be removed (or separated) would be:
oman.rar
POKEMON2.GBC
nintendo_7V11Xf4.7z
gbasdk.zip

- I suggest filtering out the fake and derived ones to the bottom of the list (if not completely removed). However, "Red_Green_Blue_Prototype_Assets.zip" was released way before the full archive it was derived for was released. so it is technically a release.

- I'm curious. Can you explain some of the inaccuracies in the mariocube wiki?

I hope I covered everything

Nice work putting all of this together!

 

[Madridi]

@Ryccardo
More stuff to add/fix:

- May 26th 2018, a zip called "Gold_Silver 1997-11-15_demo.7z" with SHA-1: 3CD20DCB8507C93D024137A893C903319829B7F5 was leaked, containing superworld 1997 gold and silver debug and non debug versions (4 files).

- On May 31st 2018, 2 zips, exactly the same (same hashes and everything, just renamed for whatever reason) with SHA-1: 878550153229405E716663A1CFD54BA96D5BFC0C was leaked. The names are:
- bp59cr.7z
- stleyk.7z

Inside, there is this:
Silver_nondebug.sgb
MD5 Checksum: 12B77D49039E98236098A4C03E0DC3CA
SHA-1 Checksum: 8204E24CCA1C44833C8A720A91488895BCD555B4
SHA-256 Checksum: C8A35DD4BAF4A0C8DAD96ECE2BD29304CF64E786CB62E433A4030D4E2FC2A52C
SHA-512 Checksum: D0B496D1FA544E96669645D54B5FB59C56383D7871C4B02AFA59E293E3ECAA218962B082B98CAA6CC8F767FF3750B099DBFF525BD91B1A17093411AF94738819

Silver_debug.sgb
MD5 Checksum: 099D10BD04ECF91468AC317A359B36E6
SHA-1 Checksum: 3E315CB0DBC4673F2F85FF17C2A5B32C7ACE4F7C
SHA-256 Checksum: 8D5E57E898D974980E72B0A0D32450949F67F0CA13DBE9716D32D2167565B8C1
SHA-512 Checksum: E2831CBB7B156E58940D6D3F6B6DA92D69BE0082261C61DB9AE9CA80C1FA5831ABBD012183B9D1298BD9371DD416FF0B27B80292422DACE16F132477FCA4E4EA

These have, for whatever reason, different hashes, than the files in the May 26th one.

- Also with the May 31st 2 zips, a file called "Gold_debug.gbc" was leaked. It has the same hashes as "Gold_debug.sgb" from the May 26th zip.

- April 2018: iQue SDK and encrypted roms were released under the following names and SHA-1:
iQue_Player_SDK_v1.5_Linux-SUXXORS.rar .. SHA-1: 165508D8EB4FF9AAC7AEEFA78C9E9CD70DAD8645
ique_sxs_updated.zip .. SHA-1: 1B19102C8AC9981EAE40D0B02CB071337997375D


For anyone interested. Here is how I have stuff on my side setup.

Everything else that is not part of the zammis breach is in a separate folder.

 

[Alexander1970]

Thank you for your awesome Work and your Time,my Friends.