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/dev/crypto is the IOSU device node for the cryptographic engine. It can only be opened by the IOSU and it also provides a stripped down library (IOSC) that is implemented on most IOSU modules under the name "crypto_ios_interface". Requests are issued via ioctl()/ioctlv() commands which are then mapped to internal functions inside the IOS-CRYPTO process. This is done using different message queues, each one mapping a subset of commands in a jump table: 

0x00: Mapped by the 3rd message queue
0x01: Mapped by the 3rd message queue
0x02: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x03: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x04: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x05: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x06: Mapped by the 3rd message queue
0x07: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x08: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x09: Mapped by the 3rd message queue
0x0A: Mapped by the 3rd message queue
0x0B: Mapped by the 2nd message queue | Mapped by the 4th message queue (async version)
0x0C: Mapped by the 2nd message queue
0x0D: Mapped by the 2nd message queue
0x0E: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x0F: Mapped by the 2nd message queue | Mapped by the 4th message queue (async version)
0x10: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x11: Mapped by the 3rd message queue
0x12: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x13: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x14: Mapped by the 1st message queue
0x15: Mapped by the 3rd message queue
0x16: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x17: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x18: Not mapped
0x19: Mapped by the 2nd message queue
0x1A: Mapped by the 2nd message queue
0x1B: Mapped by the 1st message queue
0x1C: Mapped by the 2nd message queue
0x1D: Mapped by the 1st message queue
0x1E: Mapped by the 1st message queue
0x1F: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x20: Mapped by the 4th message queue
0x21: Mapped by the 1st message queue
0x22: Mapped by the 3rd message queue

List of functions (ioctl/ioctlv)

Command Function Call Description Notes
0x01 IOSCError IOSC_CreateObject(u32* key_handle, IOSCObjectType type, IOSCObjectSubType subtype); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x01, in_buf, 0x10, out_buf, 4); Creates a new crypto object and returns a handle for it.
0x02 IOSCError IOSC_DeleteObject(u32 key_handle); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x02, in_buf, 4, 0, 0); Deletes a crypto object.
0x03 IOSCError IOSC_ImportSecretKey(IOSCSecretKeyHandle importedHandle, IOSCSecretKeyHandle verifyHandle, IOSCSecretKeyHandle decryptHandle, IOSCSecretKeySecurity flag, u8 * signbuffer, u8 * ivData, u8 * keybuffer); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x03, 4, 0, vector);
0x04 IOSCError IOSC_ExportSecretKey(IOSCSecretKeyHandle exportedHandle, IOSCSecretKeyHandle signHandle, IOSCSecretKeyHandle encryptHandle, IOSCSecretKeySecurity security_flag, u8 * signbuffer, u8 * ivData, u8 * keybuffer); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x04, 1, 3, vector);
0x05 IOSCError IOSC_ImportPublicKey(u8 * publicKeyData, u8 * exponent, IOSCPublicKeyHandle publicKeyHandle); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x05, 3, 0, vector);
0x06 IOSCError IOSC_ExportPublicKey(u8 * publicKeyData, u8 * exponent, IOSCPublicKeyHandle publicKeyHandle); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x06, 1, 3, vector);
0x07 IOSCError IOSC_ComputeSharedKey(IOSCSecretKeyHandle privateHandle, IOSCPublicKeyHandle publicHandle, IOSCSecretKeyHandle sharedHandle); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x07, in_buf, 0x10, 0, 0);
0x08 IOSCError IOSC_SetData(IOSCDataHandle dataHandle, u32 value); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x08, 2, 0, vector);
0x09 IOSCError IOSC_GetData(IOSCDataHandle dataHandle, u32 * value); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x09, 1, 1, vector);
0x0A IOSCError IOSC_GetKeySize(u32 * keySize, IOSCKeyHandle handle); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x0A, in_buf, 4, out_buf, 4);
0x0B IOSCError IOSC_GetSignatureSize(u32 * signSize, int handle); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x0B, in_buf, 4, out_buf, 4);
0x0C IOSCError IOSC_GenerateHash(u8 * context, u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, u32 chainingFlag, u8 * hashData); / int IOSC_GenerateHashAsync(u8 * context, u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, u32 chainingFlag, u8 * hashData, int message_queue_id, IOSRequest* reply); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x0C, 3, 1, vector); / IOS_IoctlvAsync(FD, 0x0C, 3, 1, vector, queueid, message); This function has 2 different implementations, one async and the other not.
0x0D IOSCError IOSC_Encrypt(IOSCSecretKeyHandle encryptHandle, u8 * ivData, u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, u8 * outputData); / int IOSC_EncryptAsync(IOSCSecretKeyHandle encryptHandle, u8 * ivData, u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, u8 * outputData, int message_queue_id, IOSRequest* reply); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x0D, 3, 1, vector); / IOS_IoctlvAsync(FD, 0x0D, 3, 1, vector, queueid, message); This function has 2 different implementations, one async and the other not.
0x0E IOSCError IOSC_Decrypt(IOSCSecretKeyHandle decryptHandle, u8 * ivData, u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, u8 * outputData); / int IOSC_DecryptAsync((IOSCSecretKeyHandle decryptHandle, u8 * ivData, u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, u8 * outputData, int message_queue_id, IOSRequest* request); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x0E, 3, 1, vector); / IOS_IoctlvAsync(FD, 0x0E, 3, 1, vector, queueid, message); This function has 2 different implementations, one async and the other not.
0x0F IOSCError IOSC_VerifyPublicKeySign(u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, IOSCPublicKeyHandle publicHandle, u8 * signData); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x0F, 3, 0, vector);
0x10 IOSCError IOSC_GenerateBlockMAC(u8 * context, u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, u8 * customData, u32 customDataSize, IOSCSecretKeyHandle signerHandle, u32 chainingFlag, u8 * signData); / IOSCError IOSC_GenerateBlockMACAsync(u8 * context, u8 * inputData, u32 inputSize, u8 * customData, u32 customDataSize, IOSCSecretKeyHandle signerHandle, u32 chainingFlag, u8 * signData, int message_queue_id, IOSRequest* reply); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x10, 4, 1, vector); / IOS_IoctlvAsync(FD, 0x10, 4, 1, vector, queueid, message); This function has 2 different implementations, one async and the other not.
0x11 IOSCError IOSC_ImportCertificate(u8 * certData, IOSCPublicKeyHandle signerHandle, IOSCPublicKeyHandle publicKeyHandle); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x11, 2, 0, vector);
0x12 IOSCError IOSC_GetDeviceCertificate(IOSCEccSignedCert * certificate); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x12, 0, 0, out_buf, 0x180);
0x13 IOSCError IOSC_SetOwnership(u32 handle, u32 users); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x13, 2, 0, vector);
0x14 IOSCError IOSC_GetOwnership(u32 handle, u32 * users); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x14, 1, 1, vector);
0x15 IOSCError IOSC_GenerateRand(u8 * randBytes, u32 numBytes); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x15, 0, 0, out_buf, out_size); Generate random data of an arbitrary size.
0x16 IOSCError IOSC_GenerateKey(IOSCKeyHandle handle); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x16, in_buf, 4, 0, 0);
0x17 IOSCError IOSC_GeneratePublicKeySign(u8 * hash, u32 hashLength, IOSCSecretKeyHandle signerHandle, u8 * eccSignature); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x17, 2, 1, vector);
0x18 IOSCError IOSC_GenerateCertificate(IOSCSecretKeyHandle privateHandle, IOSCCertName certname, IOSCEccSignedCert * certificate); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x18, 2, 1, vector);
0x19 IOSCError IOSC_CheckDiHashes(u8 * destAddr, u8 * diskRdBuf, u32 h1Index, u32 h2Index, u8 * h3Ptr); IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x19, ???, ???, ???, ???); This command is not mapped by the IOS-CRYPTO process.
0x1A odm_encrypt() IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x1A, 3, 2, vector);
0x1B odm_generate_session_key() IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x1B, 3, 1, vector);
0x1C get_security_level() IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x1C, 0, 0, out_buf, 4); Gets the security level flag from the OTP.
0x1D IOSCError IOSC_ReadHashedBlock(u8 * destAddr, u8 * diskRdBuf, u32 h1Index, u32 h2Index, u8 * h3Ptr); IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x1D, 5, 1, vector);
0x1E read_wii_seeprom_data() IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x1E, 0, 0, out_buf, 0x60); Reads the old Wii SEEPROM certificate data from OTP's bank 6.
0x1F generate_wagonu_key() IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x1F, in_buf, 0x10, 0, 0); Generates the 0x12-keyhandle keydata used to encrypt/decrypt data for Wii U to Wii U system transfers. If in_buf is NULL, a key from SEEPROM is used. If in_buf is not NULL, then it must be a pointer to a user supplied key.
0x20 IOSC_EncryptBlocks() IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x20, 3, 1, vector); Software AES encryption, this supports multiple AES-modes (AES-CTR, ...). Used by IOS-PAD to encrypt amiibo data.
0x21 IOSC_DecryptBlocks() IOS_Ioctlv(FD, 0x21, 3, 1, vector); Software AES decryption version of the above ioctlv. Used by IOS-PAD to decrypt amiibo data.
0x22 set_crypto_thread_priority() IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x22, in_buf, 4, 0, 0); Modifies the IOS-CRYPTO main thread's priority.
0x23 get_wagon_certificate_data() IOS_Ioctl(FD, 0x23, in_buf, 0x10, out_buf, out_size); Gets Wagon certificate data stored inside IOS-CRYPTO. If the first word in in_buf is 0x00000000, a Root-CA00000003 with 0x400 bytes of size is written to out_buf. If the first word in in_buf is 0x00000001, a Root-CA00000003 MS00000012 with 0x240 bytes of size is written to out_buf.

Key object handles

The above crypto commands use key/crypto object handles. These handles can be either from IOSC_CreateObject(which can then be initialized with IOSC_ImportSecretKey in the case of AES), or a built-in handle. The available built-in handles/ids are listed below.

The maximum number of keyobject-handles is 0x80, hence the highest valid keyobject-handle is 0x7F. Keyobject-handles <=0x40 are reserved for built-in handles, the rest are available for user-processes. Commands which write keyobjects' keydata are only allowed to use handles with value >0x40 (user-process handles).

ID Type Description
0x00 ECC-233 IOSC_DEV_SIGNING_KEY_HANDLE (Wii U NG private key)
0x01 NONE IOSC_DEV_ID_HANDLE (Wii U NG ID)
0x02 AES-128 IOSC_FS_ENC_HANDLE (Wii U SLC key)
0x03 HMAC SHA-1 IOSC_FS_MAC_HANDLE (Wii U SLC HMAC)
0x04 AES-128 IOSC_COMMON_ENC_HANDLE (Wii common key)
0x05 AES-128 IOSC_BACKUP_ENC_HANDLE (Wii U RNG key) 
Used by commands 0x15, 0x16, 0x17 and 0x18.
0x06 AES-128 IOSC_APP_ENC_HANDLE (Wii SD key)
0x07 AES-128 IOSC_BOOTOSVER_ENC_HANDLE (Wii U SEEPROM key)
0x08 NONE IOSC_CACRLVER_HANDLE (Unused)
0x09 NONE IOSC_SIGNERCRLVER_HANDLE (Unused)
0x0A NONE IOSC_FSVER_HANDLE (Unused)
0x0B AES-128 IOSC_COMMON2_ENC_HANDLE (Wii Korean key)
0x0C AES-128 Wii U drive key 
This key is generated by decrypting the SEEPROM drive key with the Wii U SEEPROM key.
0x0D AES-128 Wii U Starbuck ancast image key
0x0E RSA-2048 Wii U Starbuck ancast image modulus
0x0F RSA-2048 Wii U boot1 ancast image modulus
0x10 AES-128 Wii U common key
0x11 AES-128 Wii U MLC (eMMC) key
0x12 AES-128 USB WFS and WagonU key 
This key is generated by ECB-encrypting the SEEPROM USB key seed with a key from the OTP.
The SEEPROM USB key seed must start with the same first 0x04 bytes as the Wii U NG ID.
0x13 AES-128 Wii U SLCCMPT (vWii NAND) key
0x14 HMAC SHA-1 Wii U SLCCMPT (vWii NAND) HMAC
0x15 AES-128 vWii common key
0x16 AES-128 Key to encrypt/decrypt DRH WLAN data
0x17 AES-128 UDS local-WLAN CCMP key 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-NET).
This key is shared with the 3DS.
0x18 AES-128 DLP key 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-NET).
This key is shared with the 3DS.
0x19 AES-128 APT wrap key 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-ACP).
This key is shared with the 3DS.
0x1A AES-128 Unknown
0x1B AES-128 Key to encrypt/decrypt SSL RSA key
0x1C ECC-233 Wii U private key for NSS device certificate
0x1D ECC-233 vWii private key for NSS device certificate
0x1E AES-128 Key to encrypt/decrypt APPSTORE objinfo/objdata 
This key is the first 0x10 bytes of the Wii U private key for NSS device certificate.
0x1F AES-128 Unknown 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-NIM-BOSS).
0x20 UNK Unknown 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (0x40 bytes).
0x21 UNK Unknown 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (0x20 bytes).
0x22 AES-128 Amiibo HMAC key 1 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-PAD).
This key is used to generate a SHA-256 HMAC for the Amiibo data.
0x23 AES-128 Amiibo HMAC key 2 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-PAD).
This key is used to generate a SHA-256 HMAC for the Amiibo data.
0x24 AES-128 NFC key 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-PAD).
This key is shared with the 3DS.
0x25 AES-128 Key to encrypt/decrypt Wii U NFC key block 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-PAD).
This key is used to decrypt a block of 0x70 bytes inside IOS-PAD.
Once decrypted, this block contains the Wii U specific "unfixed infos" and "locked secret" keys.
0x26 AES-128 Unknown 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (0x10 bytes).
0x27 AES-128 Key to encrypt/decrypt "pushmore" links 
Generated by XORing the Wii U XOR key and static data inside IOS-CRYPTO (used by IOS-NIM-BOSS).
0x28 AES-128 Wii U extra storage key 
In debug hardware with an internal HDD (Kiosk and certain DevKits) this key is generated by decrypting the SEEPROM SHDD key with a key from the OTP.
In debug hardware without additional internal storage, this is the same as the Wii U MLC (eMMC) key.
In retail hardware this key is never set.
0x29 to 0x40 UNK Unused
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