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* EID4 contains 2 128bit keys which are necessary to establish a secure communication channel to BD drive for sending vendor specific security commands.
* EID4 contains 2 128bit keys which are necessary to establish a secure communication channel to BD drive for sending vendor specific security commands.
* EID4 is encrypted with AES-CBC-256 algorithm.
* EID4 is encrypted with AES-CBC-128 algorithm.
* EID4 is of size 0x30 bytes: 0x0-0xf bytes = 1st key, 0x10-0x1f - 2nd key, 0x20-0x2f - CMAC-OMAC1 of EID4
* EID4 is of size 0x30 bytes: 0x0-0xf bytes = 1st key, 0x10-0x1f - 2nd key, 0x20-0x2f - CMAC-OMAC1 of EID4
* The first key is used for encrypting data sent from host to BD drive.
* The first key is used for encrypting data sent from host to BD drive.
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