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| tv84:
--- Quote from: KaneTW on October 16, 2020, 04:38:32 pm ---How did you decrypt the FWU? I tried with the AES key posted in this thread, but it failed. --- End quote --- It's AES-256, not AES-128. You have to consider the 32 bytes of the key. |
| KaneTW:
Oh. I didn't realize it was 0-padded 256-bit AES. It even worked the last time round, I just didn't notice that it succeeded. Oops. E: welp, didn't work. just didn't fail, but the data's still encrypted. hmm. |
| ElectronMan:
Make sure you're using AES-256CBC with an IV of 0. Openssl can be used. |
| abyrvalg:
If all you want from decrypted FWU is to get the main part for study - just find the ELF header signature (7F "ELF") and rip from there till end of file, you'll get a correct ELF. |
| KaneTW:
Using this: --- Code: --- openssl aes-256-cbc -K 43C6B3E57510A3C5547AA4DF9528B783 -iv 0 -in RTB2004.FWU -out RTB2004.FWU.dec --- End code --- Resulting .dec file is either compressed or encrypted (bytes are uniformly distributed) |
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