Credit where credit belongs? Haha :D Nice find!
Fun fact: The Nintendo DSi AES key scrambling constant is "Nintendo Co. Ltd." in Japanese UTF-16 w/BOM. python: u"任天堂株式会社".encode("utf-16")
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lol, that reminds me of this http://www.os2museum.com/wp/tales-from-the-xenix-crypt/ …
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I noticed many years ago when we first figured out the scrambler (courtesy of http://debugmo.de/2011/11/almost-secure/ … #5) but it seems nobody else has.
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The constant is public/known by now, though still surprisingly hard to Google. Append 'h' to the hex for a few hits.
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Reminds me of the Apple SMC OSK ourhardworkbythesewordsguardedpleasedontsteal(c)AppleComputerInc (not crypto though)
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Oh that's crypto alright, it's what's used to decrypt OS binaries. It's in the same spirit indeed.
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fun fact: they also used the nintendo-logo as copyright "protection" in the original gameboy http://catskull.net/gameboy-boot-screen-logo.html …
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