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== HDD | == HDD crypto == | ||
Can you say sector #0 on the hard drive which contains a partition table was encrypted with ATA keys only? Or with ENCDEC keys too? Because I tried to decrypt it on my PC with no success. I grabbed the individuals data from sb_iso_spu_module, then I encrypted them with my eid root key and then I ran AES-XTS-128 over the whole sector. | Can you say sector #0 on the hard drive which contains a partition table was encrypted with ATA keys only? Or with ENCDEC keys too? Because I tried to decrypt it on my PC with no success. I grabbed the individuals data from sb_iso_spu_module, then I encrypted them with my eid root key and then I ran AES-XTS-128 over the whole sector. | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 26 August 2012
HDD crypto
Can you say sector #0 on the hard drive which contains a partition table was encrypted with ATA keys only? Or with ENCDEC keys too? Because I tried to decrypt it on my PC with no success. I grabbed the individuals data from sb_iso_spu_module, then I encrypted them with my eid root key and then I ran AES-XTS-128 over the whole sector.
--Flatz 01:10, 16 August 2012 (MSK)
HDD sector#0 is encrypted with ATA keys only.
Hmm, thanks, this is weird then. Because I think that encrypting individual seeds with your root key is the same as dumping them from custom sb_iso_spu_module.
--Flatz 01:20, 16 August 2012 (MSK)
Thanks, glevand for the tip with the endianness hell! I successfully decrypted my HDD now.
--Flatz 14:13, 16 August 2012 (MSK)
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