This makes no sense. Why would you wish to remove the PSP's AES encryption module, all executables (except homebrew ones) are encrypted and so this would render the PSP unable to run anything.AuDioFreaK39 wrote:on the diagram listed above...is there a way to make the psp not go through the AES Encryption process, and go directly to everything else?
PSP Encryption Key
Re: how about..
Dan Jackson
SPA crypto attack on PSP keys
Hi,
About the secret key(s) in the PSP:
While difficult in practice, It should be possible to apply attacks methods to retrieve the secret(s) keys values embedded in the PSP by using some techniques (SPA attacks), the same that are applied to smartcards by certification labs (before Visa / Mastercard / CC certification obtention).
It implies opening the PSP, connecting probes of a high sampling freq digital scope on the running PSP chip that provide cryptoalgorithms (main CPU? separate accelerator?), capturing several 1000's times the power consumption traces of this chip, determining the time when the crypto keys are used on data and max out this data through appropriate algorithms that discover the keys values.
... Well, at least this is in theory, it might be more difficult actually..
About the secret key(s) in the PSP:
While difficult in practice, It should be possible to apply attacks methods to retrieve the secret(s) keys values embedded in the PSP by using some techniques (SPA attacks), the same that are applied to smartcards by certification labs (before Visa / Mastercard / CC certification obtention).
It implies opening the PSP, connecting probes of a high sampling freq digital scope on the running PSP chip that provide cryptoalgorithms (main CPU? separate accelerator?), capturing several 1000's times the power consumption traces of this chip, determining the time when the crypto keys are used on data and max out this data through appropriate algorithms that discover the keys values.
... Well, at least this is in theory, it might be more difficult actually..
no secret keys
There are NO secret keys in the psp.
It is a non symetric algorithm that is used.
It is a non symetric algorithm that is used.
Re: how about..
But if you made it switcheable ...Danj wrote:This makes no sense. Why would you wish to remove the PSP's AES encryption module, all executables (except homebrew ones) are encrypted and so this would render the PSP unable to run anything.AuDioFreaK39 wrote:on the diagram listed above...is there a way to make the psp not go through the AES Encryption process, and go directly to everything else?