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HMAC-SHA256 key for the secret authentication chip: a9ec1b1359251fdb4d06efb95dc19ebcfb39e72e08253e5ab2d603de5800f500 XORing every byte with the previous one, top notch obfuscation there rPi Foundation. sub_EC8ABBC on the latest start_db.elf.pic.twitter.com/YkwZjFbjgY
Correction: the key is 0d48bfb7fd81bb7fe9a24b1df9653a185f9d438aac819afe1672a77afca451a4. Went down the wrong codepath for the first key (there was an extra xor). I checked and this one computes the same results as the real Camera Module V2 from public I²C traces.
Here's a Python script for validation:https://gist.github.com/marcan/6dde73a9a0c917cd4fc9784a0a73efe3 …
Thanks to @DrYerzinia for the I²C trace. I assume you're interested in that key :-)
Qué crack, literalmente! Gracias por denunciar y resolver estas absurdas prácticas DRM
It's time to build this HDMI-to-CSI-2 adapter for HDMI video input. Calling it :)
You don't need to break the DRM for that. This is only about using the ISP codepath for Camera V2 compatible cameras.
what for is the key? Is it blocking other vendor camera's? or does it authenticates the content of the camera itself?
AFAIK, this key is inside the camera and is sent to the firmware on the RPi to make sure it is an approved camera. This prevented anyone from creating a replacement camera, until now.
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