/// <summary>
/// Checks the first 512 bytes for the Android magic sequence
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path"></param>
/// <param name="foundPos">The byte where the magic sequence was found.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private static bool AndroidMagicFound(string path, out int foundPos)
{
using (var fs = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open))
{
//fs.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);
for (var i = 0; i <= 512; i++)
{
foundPos = i;
//fs.Seek(i, SeekOrigin.Begin);
var asdf = new Byte[BootImgHeader.BootMagicSize];
fs.Read(asdf, i, BootImgHeader.BootMagicSize);
if (asdf.SequenceEqual(BootImgHeader.BootMagic))
{
Console.WriteLine("Android boot magic found");
return true;
}
}
foundPos = 0;
return false;
}
}
public static bool CompareByteArrays(Byte[] a, Byte[] b)
{
// gleiche Länge?
if (a.Length == b.Length)
{
return a.SequenceEqual(b);
}
else
return false;
}
public void Each_Byte_Each_Scheme()
{
for(var numShares = 2; numShares < 256; numShares++)
{
for(var threshold = 2; threshold <= numShares; threshold++)
{
for(var theByte = 0; theByte < 256; theByte++)
{
var secret = new Byte[1] { (byte)theByte };
var shares = _handler.Split(secret, threshold, numShares);
foreach(var permutation in GetAllPermutations(shares, threshold))
{
var restoredSecret = _handler.Restore(permutation);
Assert.IsTrue(secret.SequenceEqual(restoredSecret));
}
}
}
}
}
public void EncryptionDecriptionTest()
{
var testVector = Utils.GetTestVector(40);
var transform = new RC4CryptoTransform(testVector.Key);
var inputBuffer = testVector.Data;
var outputBuffer = new Byte[inputBuffer.Length];
var encrypted = transform.TransformBlock(inputBuffer, 0, inputBuffer.Length, outputBuffer, 0);
Assert.AreEqual(encrypted, inputBuffer.Length);
var decryptedData = new Byte[inputBuffer.Length];
var transform2 = new RC4CryptoTransform(testVector.Key);
transform2.TransformBlock(outputBuffer, 0, outputBuffer.Length, decryptedData, 0);
Assert.IsTrue(decryptedData.SequenceEqual(inputBuffer));
}
/// <summary>
/// Given the first few bytes of content, decide what the FileCategory
/// should be, based on what's in the Content.<br/>
/// This should be called before deciding how to set the content.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="firstBytes">At least the first four bytes of the file read in binary form - can be longer if you wish</param>
/// <returns>The type that should be used to store this file.</returns>
public static FileCategory IdentifyCategory(byte[] firstBytes)
{
var firstFour = new Byte[4];
int atMostFour = Math.Min(4, firstBytes.Length);
Array.Copy(firstBytes, 0, firstFour, 0, atMostFour);
var returnCat = (atMostFour < 4) ? FileCategory.TOOSHORT : FileCategory.OTHER; // default if none of the conditions pass
if (firstFour.SequenceEqual(CompiledObject.MagicId))
{
returnCat = FileCategory.KSM;
}
else
{
bool isAscii = firstFour.All(b => b == (byte)'\n' || b == (byte)'\t' || b == (byte)'\r' || (b >= (byte)32 && b <= (byte)127));
if (isAscii)
returnCat = FileCategory.ASCII;
}
return returnCat;
// There is not currently an explicit test for KERBOSRIPT versus other types of ASCII.
// At current, any time you want to test for is Kerboscript, make sure to test for is ASCII too,
// since nothing causes a file to become type kerboscript yet.
}
public void Test_Bytes()
{
Byte[] value = new Byte[] { 0x1, 0x2, 0x3, 0x4, 0x5 };
InformationElement infoElement = new InformationElement(
InformationElement.ElementId.VendorSpecific, value);
Byte[] ieArray = infoElement.Bytes;
Assert.AreEqual(7, ieArray.Length);
Assert.AreEqual((Byte)InformationElement.ElementId.VendorSpecific, ieArray[0]);
Assert.AreEqual(5, ieArray[1]);
Byte[] actualValue = new Byte[5];
Array.Copy(ieArray, 2, actualValue, 0, 5);
Assert.IsTrue(value.SequenceEqual(actualValue));
}
/// <summary>
/// Destructor.
/// </summary>
/*
~ADS1298device()
{
;
}
*/
/// <summary>
/// In order to initialize the device we must have a valid class guid and device path name.
/// Use FindDevice from UsbDevice to look up connected devices.
/// </summary>
///
/// <param name="devicePath"> Unique device path. </param>
///
/// <returns> True if successful. </returns>
internal override Boolean InitializeDevice(String devPath = null)
{
Byte[] configBuffer = new Byte[Marshal.SizeOf(regConfig)];
deviceConfigured = false;
processingData = true;
// Check for a valid device path.
if (devPath != null)
DevicePath = devPath;
else if ((DevicePath == null) && (devPath == null))
return false;
// Check if this devices exists.
DeviceFound = usbDev.CheckDevice(DeviceClassGuid, ref devInfo.devicePath);
if (DeviceFound)
{
// Pass the devices path name & get the device handle.
DeviceAttached = winUsbDev.GetDeviceHandle(this.DevicePath);
if (DeviceAttached)
{
// Initialize this device
DeviceAttached = winUsbDev.InitializeDevice();
if (DeviceAttached)
{
// Lets get the descriptor so we can read the product & vendor id.
DeviceAttached = winUsbDev.GetUsbDeviceDescriptor();
VendorID = winUsbDev.usbDevDescriptor.idVendor;
ProductID = winUsbDev.usbDevDescriptor.idProduct;
// Flush the pipes.
winUsbDev.FlushPipe(PIPE_COMMAND_IN);
winUsbDev.FlushPipe(PIPE_COMMAND_OUT);
winUsbDev.FlushPipe(PIPE_DATA_IN);
// Read configuration
ReadConfiguration();
while (!deviceConfigured)
{
// Let's do a double check here, save the current config & re-read it from the device
configBuffer = StructureToByteArray(ref regConfig);
ReadConfiguration();
if (configBuffer.SequenceEqual(StructureToByteArray(ref regConfig)))
deviceConfigured = true;
}
DeviceName = winUsbDev.GetUsbStringDescriptor(winUsbDev.usbDevDescriptor.iProduct);
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(winUsbDev.GetUsbStringDescriptor(winUsbDev.usbDevDescriptor.iProduct)))
{
DeviceName = String.Concat(DeviceName,
String.Concat(Guid.NewGuid().ToString().Replace("-", "").Substring(1, 4))); // Append random numbers
}
else
DeviceName = String.Concat(DeviceName, " ", winUsbDev.GetUsbStringDescriptor(winUsbDev.usbDevDescriptor.iSerialNumber));
SampleLength = SAMPLELENGTH;
ResolutionBits = RESOLUTION;
InputDifferantialVoltagePositive = INPUT_DIFFERANTIAL_VOLTAGE_POSITIVE;
InputDifferantialVoltageNegative = INPUT_DIFFERANTIAL_VOLTAGE_NEGATIVE;
EPdeviceType = this.ToString().Substring(this.ToString().LastIndexOf(".") + 1);
}
}
else
winUsbDev.CloseDeviceHandle();
}
return (DeviceFound && DeviceAttached && deviceConfigured);
}
private void breakSAV()
{
int[] offset = new int[2];
byte[] empty = new Byte[232];
byte[] emptyekx = new Byte[232];
byte[] ekxdata = new Byte[232];
byte[] pkx = new Byte[232];
byte[] slotsKey = new byte[0];
byte[] save1Save = break1;
#region Finding the User Specific Data: Using Valid to keep track of progress...
// Do Break. Let's first do some sanity checking to find out the 2 offsets we're dumping from.
// Loop through save file to find
int fo = savefile.Length / 2 + 0x20000; // Initial Offset, can tweak later.
int success = 0;
string result = "";
for (int d = 0; d < 2; d++)
{
// Do this twice to get both box offsets.
for (int i = fo; i < 0xEE000; i++)
{
int err = 0;
// Start at findoffset and see if it matches pattern
if ((break1[i + 4] == break2[i + 4]) && (break1[i + 4 + 232] == break2[i + 4 + 232]))
{
// Sanity Placeholders are the same
for (int j = 0; j < 4; j++)
if (break1[i + j] == break2[i + j])
err++;
if (err < 4)
{
// Keystream ^ PID doesn't match entirely. Keep checking.
for (int j = 8; j < 232; j++)
if (break1[i + j] == break2[i + j])
err++;
if (err < 20)
{
// Tolerable amount of difference between offsets. We have a result.
offset[d] = i;
break;
}
}
}
}
fo = offset[d] + 232 * 30; // Fast forward out of this box to find the next.
}
// Now that we have our two box offsets...
// Check to see if we actually have them.
if ((offset[0] == 0) || (offset[1] == 0))
{
// We have a problem. Don't continue.
result = "Unable to Find Box.\n";
}
else
{
// Let's go deeper. We have the two box offsets.
// Chunk up the base streams.
byte[,] estream1 = new Byte[30, 232];
byte[,] estream2 = new Byte[30, 232];
// Stuff 'em.
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) // Times we're iterating
{
for (int j = 0; j < 232; j++) // Stuff the Data
{
estream1[i, j] = break1[offset[0] + 232 * i + j];
estream2[i, j] = break2[offset[1] + 232 * i + j];
}
}
// Okay, now that we have the encrypted streams, formulate our EKX.
string nick = eggnames[1];
// Stuff in the nickname to our blank EKX.
byte[] nicknamebytes = Encoding.Unicode.GetBytes(nick);
Array.Resize(ref nicknamebytes, 24);
Array.Copy(nicknamebytes, 0, empty, 0x40, nicknamebytes.Length);
// Encrypt the Empty PKX to EKX.
Array.Copy(empty, emptyekx, 232);
emptyekx = encryptArray(emptyekx);
// Not gonna bother with the checksum, as this empty file is temporary.
// Sweet. Now we just have to find the E0-E3 values. Let's get our polluted streams from each.
// Save file 1 has empty box 1. Save file 2 has empty box 2.
byte[,] pstream1 = new Byte[30, 232]; // Polluted Keystream 1
byte[,] pstream2 = new Byte[30, 232]; // Polluted Keystream 2
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) // Times we're iterating
{
for (int j = 0; j < 232; j++) // Stuff the Data
{
pstream1[i, j] = (byte)(estream1[i, j] ^ emptyekx[j]);
pstream2[i, j] = (byte)(estream2[i, j] ^ emptyekx[j]);
}
}
// Cool. So we have a fairly decent keystream to roll with. We now need to find what the E0-E3 region is.
// 0x00000000 Encryption Constant has the D block last.
// We need to make sure our Supplied Encryption Constant Pokemon have the D block somewhere else (Pref in 1 or 3).
// First, let's get out our polluted EKX's.
byte[,] polekx = new Byte[6, 232];
for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++)
for (int j = 0; j < 232; j++) // Save file 1 has them in the second box. XOR them out with the Box2 Polluted Stream
polekx[i, j] = (byte)(break1[offset[1] + 232 * i + j] ^ pstream2[i, j]);
uint[] encryptionconstants = new uint[6]; // Array for all 6 Encryption Constants.
int valid = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++)
{
encryptionconstants[i] = (uint)polekx[i, 0];
encryptionconstants[i] += (uint)polekx[i, 1] * 0x100;
encryptionconstants[i] += (uint)polekx[i, 2] * 0x10000;
encryptionconstants[i] += (uint)polekx[i, 3] * 0x1000000;
// EC Obtained. Check to see if Block D is not last.
if (getDloc(encryptionconstants[i]) != 3)
{
valid++;
// Find the Origin/Region data.
byte[] encryptedekx = new Byte[232];
byte[] decryptedpkx = new Byte[232];
for (int z = 0; z < 232; z++)
encryptedekx[z] = polekx[i, z];
decryptedpkx = decryptArray(encryptedekx);
// finalize data
// Okay, now that we have the encrypted streams, formulate our EKX.
nick = eggnames[decryptedpkx[0xE3] - 1];
// Stuff in the nickname to our blank EKX.
nicknamebytes = Encoding.Unicode.GetBytes(nick);
Array.Resize(ref nicknamebytes, 24);
Array.Copy(nicknamebytes, 0, empty, 0x40, nicknamebytes.Length);
// Dump it into our Blank EKX. We have won!
empty[0xE0] = decryptedpkx[0xE0];
empty[0xE1] = decryptedpkx[0xE1];
empty[0xE2] = decryptedpkx[0xE2];
empty[0xE3] = decryptedpkx[0xE3];
break;
}
}
#endregion
if (valid == 0) // We didn't get any valid EC's where D was not in last. Tell the user to try again with different specimens.
result = "The 6 supplied Pokemon are not suitable. \nRip new saves with 6 different ones that originated from your save file.\n";
else
{
#region Fix up our Empty File
// We can continue to get our actual keystream.
// Let's calculate the actual checksum of our empty pkx.
uint chk = 0;
for (int i = 8; i < 232; i += 2) // Loop through the entire PKX
chk += BitConverter.ToUInt16(empty, i);
// Apply New Checksum
Array.Copy(BitConverter.GetBytes(chk), 0, empty, 06, 2);
// Okay. So we're now fixed with the proper blank PKX. Encrypt it!
Array.Copy(empty, emptyekx, 232);
emptyekx = encryptArray(emptyekx);
Array.Resize(ref emptyekx, 232); // ensure it's 232 bytes.
// Empty EKX obtained. Time to set up our key file.
savkey = new Byte[0xB4AD4];
// Copy over 0x10-0x1F (Save Encryption Unused Data so we can track data).
Array.Copy(break1, 0x10, savkey, 0, 0x10);
// Include empty data
savkey[0x10] = empty[0xE0]; savkey[0x11] = empty[0xE1]; savkey[0x12] = empty[0xE2]; savkey[0x13] = empty[0xE3];
// Copy over the scan offsets.
Array.Copy(BitConverter.GetBytes(offset[0]), 0, savkey, 0x1C, 4);
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++) // Times we're iterating
{
for (int j = 0; j < 232; j++) // Stuff the Data temporarily...
{
savkey[0x100 + i * 232 + j] = (byte)(estream1[i, j] ^ emptyekx[j]);
savkey[0x100 + (30 * 232) + i * 232 + j] = (byte)(estream2[i, j] ^ emptyekx[j]);
}
}
#endregion
// Let's extract some of the information now for when we set the Keystream filename.
#region Keystream Naming
byte[] data1 = new Byte[232];
byte[] data2 = new Byte[232];
for (int i = 0; i < 232; i++)
{
data1[i] = (byte)(savkey[0x100 + i] ^ break1[offset[0] + i]);
data2[i] = (byte)(savkey[0x100 + i] ^ break2[offset[0] + i]);
}
byte[] data1a = new Byte[232]; byte[] data2a = new Byte[232];
Array.Copy(data1, data1a, 232); Array.Copy(data2, data2a, 232);
byte[] pkx1 = decryptArray(data1);
byte[] pkx2 = decryptArray(data2);
ushort chk1 = 0;
ushort chk2 = 0;
for (int i = 8; i < 232; i += 2)
{
chk1 += BitConverter.ToUInt16(pkx1, i);
chk2 += BitConverter.ToUInt16(pkx2, i);
}
if (verifyCHK(pkx1) && Convert.ToBoolean(BitConverter.ToUInt16(pkx1, 8)))
{
// Save 1 has the box1 data
pkx = pkx1;
success = 1;
}
else if (verifyCHK(pkx2) && Convert.ToBoolean(BitConverter.ToUInt16(pkx2, 8)))
{
// Save 2 has the box1 data
pkx = pkx2;
success = 1;
}
else
{
// Data isn't decrypting right...
for (int i = 0; i < 232; i++)
{
data1a[i] ^= empty[i];
data2a[i] ^= empty[i];
}
pkx1 = decryptArray(data1a); pkx2 = decryptArray(data2a);
if (verifyCHK(pkx1) && Convert.ToBoolean(BitConverter.ToUInt16(pkx1, 8)))
{
// Save 1 has the box1 data
pkx = pkx1;
success = 1;
}
else if (verifyCHK(pkx2) && Convert.ToBoolean(BitConverter.ToUInt16(pkx2, 8)))
{
// Save 2 has the box1 data
pkx = pkx2;
success = 1;
}
else
{
// Sigh...
}
}
#endregion
}
}
if (success == 1)
{
byte[] diff1 = new byte[31*30*232];
byte[] diff2 = new byte[31*30*232];
for(uint i = 0; i < 31*30*232; ++i)
{
diff1[i] = (byte)(break1[offset[0] + i] ^ break1[offset[0] + i - 0x7F000]);
}
for(uint i = 0; i < 31*30*232; ++i)
{
diff2[i] = (byte)(break2[offset[0] + i] ^ break2[offset[0] + i - 0x7F000]);
}
if (diff1.SequenceEqual(diff2))
{
bool break3is1 = true;
for(uint i = (uint)offset[0]; i<offset[0] + 31*30*232; ++i)
{
if(!(break2[i] == break3[i]))
{
break3is1 = false;
break;
}
}
if (break3is1) save1Save = break3;
slotsKey = diff1;
}
else success = 0;
}
if (success == 1)
{
// Markup the save to know that boxes 1 & 2 are dumpable.
savkey[0x20] = 3; // 00000011 (boxes 1 & 2)
// Clear the keystream file...
for (int i = 0; i < 31; i++)
{
Array.Copy(zerobox, 0, savkey, 0x00100 + i * (232 * 30), 232 * 30);
Array.Copy(zerobox, 0, savkey, 0x40000 + i * (232 * 30), 232 * 30);
}
// Copy the key for the slot selector
Array.Copy(save1Save, 0x168, savkey, 0x80000, 4);
// Copy the key for the other save slot
Array.Copy(slotsKey, 0, savkey, 0x80004, 232*30*31);
// Since we don't know if the user put them in in the wrong order, let's just markup our keystream with data.
byte[] data1 = new Byte[232];
byte[] data2 = new Byte[232];
for (int i = 0; i < 31; i++)
{
for (int j = 0; j < 30; j++)
{
Array.Copy(break1, offset[0] + i * (232 * 30) + j * 232, data1, 0, 232);
Array.Copy(break2, offset[0] + i * (232 * 30) + j * 232, data2, 0, 232);
if (data1.SequenceEqual(data2))
{
// Just copy data1 into the key file.
Array.Copy(data1, 0, savkey, 0x00100 + i * (232 * 30) + j * 232, 232);
}
else
{
// Copy both datas into their keystream spots.
Array.Copy(data1, 0, savkey, 0x00100 + i * (232 * 30) + j * 232, 232);
Array.Copy(data2, 0, savkey, 0x40000 + i * (232 * 30) + j * 232, 232);
}
}
}
// Save file diff is done, now we're essentially done. Save the keystream.
// Success
result = "Keystreams were successfully bruteforced!\n\n";
result += "Save your keystream now...";
MessageBox.Show(result);
// From our PKX data, fetch some details to name our key file...
string ot = TrimFromZero(Encoding.Unicode.GetString(pkx, 0xB0, 24));
ushort tid = BitConverter.ToUInt16(pkx, 0xC);
ushort sid = BitConverter.ToUInt16(pkx, 0xE);
ushort tsv = (ushort)((tid ^ sid) >> 4);
SaveFileDialog sfd = new SaveFileDialog();
string ID = sfd.InitialDirectory;
sfd.InitialDirectory = Path.Combine(path_exe, "data");
sfd.RestoreDirectory = true;
sfd.FileName = CleanFileName(String.Format("SAV Key - {0} - ({1}.{2}) - TSV {3}.bin", ot, tid.ToString("00000"), sid.ToString("00000"), tsv.ToString("0000")));
sfd.Filter = "Save Key|*.bin";
if (sfd.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
File.WriteAllBytes(sfd.FileName, savkey);
else
MessageBox.Show("Chose not to save keystream.", "Alert");
sfd.InitialDirectory = ID; sfd.RestoreDirectory = true;
}
else // Failed
MessageBox.Show(result + "Keystreams were NOT bruteforced!\n\nStart over and try again :(");
}
// File Dumping
// SAV
private byte[] fetchpkx(byte[] input, byte[] keystream, int pkxoffset, int key1off, int key2off, byte[] blank)
{
// Auto updates the keystream when it dumps important data!
ghost = true;
byte[] ekx = new Byte[232];
byte[] key1 = new Byte[232]; Array.Copy(keystream, key1off, key1, 0, 232);
byte[] key2 = new Byte[232]; Array.Copy(keystream, key2off, key2, 0, 232);
byte[] encrypteddata = new Byte[232]; Array.Copy(input, pkxoffset, encrypteddata, 0, 232);
byte[] zeros = new Byte[232];
byte[] ezeros = encryptArray(zeros); Array.Resize(ref ezeros, 0xE8);
if (zeros.SequenceEqual(key1) && zeros.SequenceEqual(key2))
return null;
else if (zeros.SequenceEqual(key1))
{
// Key2 is confirmed to dump the data.
ekx = xortwos(key2, encrypteddata);
ghost = false;
}
else if (zeros.SequenceEqual(key2))
{
// Haven't dumped from this slot yet.
if (key1.SequenceEqual(encrypteddata))
{
// Slot hasn't changed.
return null;
}
else
{
// Try and decrypt the data...
ekx = xortwos(key1, encrypteddata);
if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(ekx)))
{
// Data has been dumped!
// Fill keystream data with our log.
Array.Copy(encrypteddata, 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
}
else
{
// Try xoring with the empty data.
if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(ekx, blank))))
{
ekx = xortwos(ekx, blank);
Array.Copy(xortwos(encrypteddata, blank), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(ekx, ezeros))))
{
ekx = xortwos(ekx, ezeros);
Array.Copy(xortwos(encrypteddata, ezeros), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
}
else return null; // Not a failed decryption; we just haven't seen new data here yet.
}
}
}
else
{
// We've dumped data at least once.
if (key1.SequenceEqual(encrypteddata) || key1.SequenceEqual(xortwos(encrypteddata,blank)) || key1.SequenceEqual(xortwos(encrypteddata,ezeros)))
{
// Data is back to break state, but we can still dump with the other key.
ekx = xortwos(key2, encrypteddata);
if (!verifyCHK(decryptArray(ekx)))
{
if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(ekx, blank))))
{
ekx = xortwos(ekx, blank);
Array.Copy(xortwos(key2, blank), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(ekx, ezeros))))
{
// Key1 decrypts our data after we remove encrypted zeros.
// Copy Key1 to Key2, then zero out Key1.
ekx = xortwos(ekx, ezeros);
Array.Copy(xortwos(key2, ezeros), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
}
else return null; // Decryption Error
}
}
else if (key2.SequenceEqual(encrypteddata) || key2.SequenceEqual(xortwos(encrypteddata, blank)) || key2.SequenceEqual(xortwos(encrypteddata, ezeros)))
{
// Data is changed only once to a dumpable, but we can still dump with the other key.
ekx = xortwos(key1, encrypteddata);
if (!verifyCHK(decryptArray(ekx)))
{
if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(ekx, blank))))
{
ekx = xortwos(ekx, blank);
Array.Copy(xortwos(key1, blank), 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(ekx, ezeros))))
{
ekx = xortwos(ekx, ezeros);
Array.Copy(xortwos(key1, ezeros), 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else return null; // Decryption Error
}
}
else
{
// Data has been observed to change twice! We can get our exact keystream now!
// Either Key1 or Key2 or Save is empty. Whichever one decrypts properly is the empty data.
// Oh boy... here we go...
ghost = false;
bool keydata1, keydata2 = false;
byte[] data1 = xortwos(encrypteddata, key1);
byte[] data2 = xortwos(encrypteddata, key2);
keydata1 =
(verifyCHK(decryptArray(data1))
||
verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data1, ezeros)))
||
verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data1, blank)))
);
keydata2 =
(verifyCHK(decryptArray(data2))
||
verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data2, ezeros)))
||
verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data2, blank)))
);
if (!keydata1 && !keydata2)
return null; // All 3 are occupied.
if (keydata1 && keydata2)
{
// Save file is currently empty...
// Copy key data from save file if it decrypts with Key1 data properly.
if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(data1)))
{
// No modifications necessary.
ekx = data1;
Array.Copy(encrypteddata, 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data1, ezeros))))
{
ekx = ezeros;
Array.Copy(xortwos(encrypteddata,ezeros), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data1, blank))))
{
ekx = ezeros;
Array.Copy(xortwos(encrypteddata, blank), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else return null; // unreachable
}
else if (keydata1) // Key 1 data is empty
{
if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(data1)))
{
ekx = data1;
Array.Copy(key1, 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data1, ezeros))))
{
ekx = xortwos(data1, ezeros);
Array.Copy(xortwos(key1, ezeros), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data1, blank))))
{
ekx = xortwos(data1, blank);
Array.Copy(xortwos(key1, blank), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else return null; // unreachable
}
else if (keydata2)
{
if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(data2)))
{
ekx = data2;
Array.Copy(key2, 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data2, ezeros))))
{
ekx = xortwos(data2, ezeros);
Array.Copy(xortwos(key2, ezeros), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else if (verifyCHK(decryptArray(xortwos(data2, blank))))
{
ekx = xortwos(data2, blank);
Array.Copy(xortwos(key2, blank), 0, keystream, key2off, 232);
Array.Copy(zeros, 0, keystream, key1off, 232);
}
else return null; // unreachable
}
}
}
byte[] pkx = decryptArray(ekx);
if (verifyCHK(pkx))
{
slots++;
return pkx;
}
else
return null; // Slot Decryption error?!
}
