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The icon database is encrypted with AES-128-CBC. There's a two byte header:
−byte 0: always zero.
−byte 1: aes key index
−followed by encrypted data.
== Encryption ==
== Encryption ==
−nn_idbe contains hardcoded keys in one 0x50 sized block (0x10 * 5), consisting of the 16-byte hardcoded IV, and 4 hardcoded 16-byte AES-128 keys.
nn_idbe contains hardcoded keys in one 0x50 sized block (0x10 * 5), consisting of the 16-byte hardcoded IV, and 4 hardcoded 16-byte AES-128 keys.
−In OSv12 (000500101000400A), the keys are located at $.rodata+0x4c of nn_idbe.rpl.
+In OSv10 (000500101000400A), the keys are located at $.rodata+0x4c of nn_idbe.rpl.
−Here are the keys: (no copyright issue as OSv12 is a free title Kappa)
+Here are the keys:
<syntaxhighlight lang="Python">
<syntaxhighlight lang="Python">
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'''Note 2:'''
'''Note 2:'''
−Each of the 16 0x200-length groups has 3 UTF-16 text blocks. There is always 3 blocks, even if the string does not take up the entire (or any of the) block. Some games have plain-text strings starting here, where others have empty null bytes or seemingly garbage text (sometimes a mix of all 3).
+Each of the 16 0x200-length groups has 3 UTF-16-BE text blocks. There is always 3 blocks, even if the string does not take up the entire (or any of the) block. Each group is for a different language/region. The first group is for Japanese, the order of the other languages is unknown.
'''Examples:'''
'''Examples:'''