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# Transmit to PC or PS3.
# Transmit to PC or PS3.


=== PSVIMG AES256-CBC key generation ===
=== Key Derivation ===
 
If you look on your PC at the 16 character hex directory name included in part of the backup path, that is your PSN Account Id.


The AES256-CBC session key is calculated by:
The AES256-CBC session key is calculated by:
# Create a 0x21 bytes buffer composed of the 8 bytes hex binary representation of the PSN Account Id followed by the 0x19 bytes secret phrase <code>Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte</code>.
* Creating a 33 byte buffer composed of 8 byte hex binary representation of your account id followed by a secret passphrase.
# Do a SHA256 hash of the 0x21 bytes buffer.
* Calculating a SHA-256 hash of buffer above.
# Decrypt the 0x20 SHA256 hash buffer with AES128-ECB.
* Decrypt the 32 byte output of the calculated SHA-256 hash with AES128-ECB (128 bit key stored in kprx_sm_auth).
# The output is the 0x20 bytes PSVIMG AES256 key.
* This decrypted output is the derived PSVIMG AES256-CBC key.


==== Example ====
When you backup with CMA, there should be a directory in your PC that consists of 16 character hex directory name within your backup path.


Buffer of a dummy PSN Account Id (0123456789ABCDEF) followed by secret phrase:
That hex directory name is a representation of your account id. ex: \Documents\PS Vita\PSAVEDATA\0123456789abcdef\ '0123456789abcdef' being your account id.
<source>
<source lang="cpp">
01 23 45 67 89 AB CD EF
#define CMA_ACCOUNT_ID_LEN 8
53 72 69 20 4A 61 79 65
#define CMA_PASSPHRASE_LEN 25
77 61 72 64 65 6E 65 70
75 72 61 20 4B 6F 74 74 65
</source>


SHA256 of this 0x21 bytes buffer:
static uint8_t passphrase[CMA_PASSPHRASE_LEN] = "Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte";
<source>
02EAAB5A00EC9D4207E8B1F53F8A2F3F91F1A73AAFDD2A81CCFEE3E83E5B101A
</source>


To generate the PSVIMG AES256-CBC key, the buffer is decrypted using AES128-ECB with a 128 bits key located at offset 0x82DC in the 3.60 kprx_auth_sm (Prototype units use another key located at offset 0x7294 in 1.03 kprx_auth_sm ).
{
    ...
    memcpy(seed, aid, CMA_ACCOUNT_ID_LEN);
    memcpy(seed + CMA_ACCOUNT_ID_LEN, passphrase, CMA_PASSPHRASE_LEN);
    ...
   
    int seed_len = (CMA_ACCOUNT_ID_LEN + CMA_PASSPHRASE_LEN);
    sha256((uint8_t*)seed, seed_len, session_key, 0);
    aes_ecb_decrypt(session_key, CMA_SESSION_KEY_LEN);


This key is set though kprx_auth_sm using [[F00D_Commands#0x50001|service 0x50001]]).
    return session_key;
 
}
It is then used in conjunction with encdec_w_portability to decrypt/encrypt PSVIMG blocks.
</source>
 
==== Example ====
==== Example #2 ====


This time we demonstrate with a zeroed PSN Account Id.
This is an example where we are going to use account id: 0123456789abcdef


<source>
<source>
Offset(h) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F
Offset(h) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F


00000000  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 53 72 69 20 4A 61 79 65  ........Sri Jaye
00000000  01 23 45 67 89 AB CD EF 53 72 69 20 4A 61 79 65  .#Eg‰«ÍïSri Jaye
00000010  77 61 72 64 65 6E 65 70 75 72 61 20 4B 6F 74 74  wardenepura Kott
00000010  77 61 72 64 65 6E 65 70 75 72 61 20 4B 6F 74 74  wardenepura Kott
00000020  65                                              e
00000020  65                                              e                                            e
</source>
</source>
 
SHA-256 hash of this 32 byte buffer:
SHA-256 of this 0x21 bytes buffer:
<source>
<source>
186F29050C0D0D99038D86EFA9B6AD332E59564B7FFCA97985C09D64BD4BC442
02EAAB5A00EC9D4207E8B1F53F8A2F3F91F1A73AAFDD2A81CCFEE3E83E5B101A
</source>
</source>


The encrypted above hash produces the following result after decrypting with AES128-ECB:
The decrypted hash produces the following result after decrypting with AES128-ECB:
<source>
<source>
Offset(h) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F
Offset(h) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F


00000000  65 DE EF DE 3A 14 10 B5 6F 60 D0 AB B9 D9 9D FA eÞïÞ:..µo`Ы¹Ù.ú
00000000  AC A8 2B 25 34 69 8F 3B 3B EB 21 20 69 E8 37 D3 ¬¨+%4i.;;ë! iè7Ó
00000010  97 45 BF 55 C9 22 E3 44 A1 13 2E EB 67 60 9C 0D —E¿UÉ"ãD¡..ëg`œ.
00000010  9E 85 34 69 73 78 89 8D 0E D7 30 7A D1 30 31 D4 ž…4isx‰..×0zÑ01Ô
</source>
</source>


This 0x20 bytes (256 bits) sized buffer is the PSVIMG AES256-CBC key.
This 32 byte (256 bits) sized buffer is the PSVIMG AES256-CBC key.


[[Category:Formats]]
[[Category:Formats]]

Revision as of 20:21, 3 February 2019

PSVIMG files are encrypted files generated by CMA in backing up and restoring data from the Vita. The format is documented in this tool [1].

Generating PSVIMG

When CMA is used to backup system, game, or savedata from the PSVita to a PC or PS3, the following algorithm is used:

  1. Using a tar-like structure, stream all of the file data into a file.
  2. If making a PSVMD file, use the deflate algorithm to compress.
  3. Generate a random nonce for the first 0x10 bytes using the RndNumber syscall.
  4. Generate a unique session AES256-CBC key using a secret phrase and the PSN account id.
  5. Generate a SHA256 hash of the plaintext every 0x8000 bytes and insert the hash into the filestream.
  6. Encrypt the stream data using sceSblDmac5EncDecKeyGen with the nonce as the header and the AES256-CBC session key.
  7. Transmit to PC or PS3.

Key Derivation

The AES256-CBC session key is calculated by:

  • Creating a 33 byte buffer composed of 8 byte hex binary representation of your account id followed by a secret passphrase.
  • Calculating a SHA-256 hash of buffer above.
  • Decrypt the 32 byte output of the calculated SHA-256 hash with AES128-ECB (128 bit key stored in kprx_sm_auth).
  • This decrypted output is the derived PSVIMG AES256-CBC key.

When you backup with CMA, there should be a directory in your PC that consists of 16 character hex directory name within your backup path.

That hex directory name is a representation of your account id. ex: \Documents\PS Vita\PSAVEDATA\0123456789abcdef\ '0123456789abcdef' being your account id.

#define CMA_ACCOUNT_ID_LEN 8
#define CMA_PASSPHRASE_LEN 25

static uint8_t passphrase[CMA_PASSPHRASE_LEN] = "Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte";

{
     ...
     memcpy(seed, aid, CMA_ACCOUNT_ID_LEN);
     memcpy(seed + CMA_ACCOUNT_ID_LEN, passphrase, CMA_PASSPHRASE_LEN);
     ...
     
     int seed_len = (CMA_ACCOUNT_ID_LEN + CMA_PASSPHRASE_LEN);
     sha256((uint8_t*)seed, seed_len, session_key, 0);
     aes_ecb_decrypt(session_key, CMA_SESSION_KEY_LEN);

     return session_key;
}

Example

This is an example where we are going to use account id: 0123456789abcdef

Offset(h) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F

00000000  01 23 45 67 89 AB CD EF 53 72 69 20 4A 61 79 65  .#Eg‰«ÍïSri Jaye
00000010  77 61 72 64 65 6E 65 70 75 72 61 20 4B 6F 74 74  wardenepura Kott
00000020  65                                               e                                            e

SHA-256 hash of this 32 byte buffer:

02EAAB5A00EC9D4207E8B1F53F8A2F3F91F1A73AAFDD2A81CCFEE3E83E5B101A

The decrypted hash produces the following result after decrypting with AES128-ECB:

Offset(h) 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F

00000000  AC A8 2B 25 34 69 8F 3B 3B EB 21 20 69 E8 37 D3  ¬¨+%4i.;;ë! iè7Ó
00000010  9E 85 34 69 73 78 89 8D 0E D7 30 7A D1 30 31 D4  ž…4isx‰..×0zÑ01Ô

This 32 byte (256 bits) sized buffer is the PSVIMG AES256-CBC key.