It was an attempt decrypt files via PRX Decrypter, but we found a way through decript wite Kirksome1 wrote:EDIT:
Oh, sorry didn't see this before:
That makes sense.Frostegater wrote:Decrypting JigKick 5.02
MemoryStick ID(msid) = key for decrypting *.enc files from JigKick
tag: 0x2D454353
key: 0x20, 0x4D, 0x53, 0x50, 0x53, 0x4E, 0x59, 0x30, 0x00, 0x78, 0x88, 0x84, 0xC6, 0xAA, 0x00, 0x00
scramble code range: 0x40 - 0x6F
Asked not to beg for linksdjmati11 wrote:ErikPshat wrote:Can you send me that link?
Jigkick uses MSID to decrypt all *.prx.enc files while loading. If you sign *.prx.enc by another MSID (ID of your MemoryStick), your card will also work.gregorio wrote:msid need to loading filessome1 wrote:Why is changing the MSID needed? The 88v3 still loads ipl from ms without it, so I don't see why it is needed. Unless the files themselves does some type of check on the MSID?
How can we do this? PRXDecrypter for the decryption and what program for encryption of the prx files?Frostegater wrote:Jigkick uses MSID to decrypt all *.prx.enc files while loading. If you sign *.prx.enc by another MSID (ID of your MemoryStick), your card will also work.
Re-Signing them would require Kirk 7, which we don't have, and if we did have we would be able to sign kernel modules, and even (most likely) ipl's xP. Which would then render these leaked files useless.RaFa wrote:How can we do this? PRXDecrypter for the decryption and what program for encryption of the prx files?Frostegater wrote:Jigkick uses MSID to decrypt all *.prx.enc files while loading. If you sign *.prx.enc by another MSID (ID of your MemoryStick), your card will also work.
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