Firstly, I must commend you on an exceptional blog. By following the steps provided, one can successfully obtain their own keys.
Upon implementing the automation script, I noticed a discrepancy. The read_len value was set to 0x7F00, contrary to the 0x7D00 mentioned in the blog. This inconsistency led to a failure in the MAC verification process when attempting to extract the keys using the jedi script.
To rectify this issue, I adjusted the read_len value to 0x7D00, and thereafter, the process functioned smoothly.
I just want to chime in and say that this enabled me to dump a JDM-001 board correctly. For whatever reason it was failing pretty catastrophically without this fix.
Firstly, I must commend you on an exceptional blog. By following the steps provided, one can successfully obtain their own keys.
Upon implementing the automation script, I noticed a discrepancy. The read_len value was set to 0x7F00, contrary to the 0x7D00 mentioned in the blog. This inconsistency led to a failure in the MAC verification process when attempting to extract the keys using the jedi script.
To rectify this issue, I adjusted the read_len value to 0x7D00, and thereafter, the process functioned smoothly.
Below are the modified code snippets:
Furthermore, on line 304, the read_len should be updated to 0x7D00 as follows:
These alterations should ensure a successful key extraction process.