El_isra
Developer
you might already know ps3mca-tool.
This is a continuation of the project, based on the work from almighty Leo Oliveira (ps3mca 1.4)
Before you panic, don't worry! the program no longer has the Magicgate Keys inside. so it should no longer be a potential target of the (currently unlikely) wrath from sony
The following changes were made so far (maybe expect more stuff on the future?)
This is a continuation of the project, based on the work from almighty Leo Oliveira (ps3mca 1.4)
Before you panic, don't worry! the program no longer has the Magicgate Keys inside. so it should no longer be a potential target of the (currently unlikely) wrath from sony
The following changes were made so far (maybe expect more stuff on the future?)
- Implement external MG keys (no more need of several builds of ps3mca for card variants)
- Compatitibility with KELFTool key naming (no more need to rename keys)
- Detection of SoulCalibur II Conquest cards (and lock harmful features for it)
- higher verbosity levels allow for obtaining memory card sensitive data (liike CardIV or CardNonce) (for normal users, we recommend verbose level 1)
- card dump commands now have a visual progress gauge so you don't think ps3mca stopped responding
- disabled non-ecc card dump for simplicity and to avoid user's confusion
- Use libusb as DLL
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Config file
Now ps3mca-tool needs a config file to work, the file (named ps3mca.ini) must be placed on the same folder than the program or inside %USERPROFILE%
here is an example of how it should look
Code:[ps3mca] #name of another section inside this file with all the keys... mgkey=retail # (integer): verbosity level verbose=1 [retail] #keys here [developer] #keys here [arcade] #keys here [prototype] #keys here -
The keys you need
Key Name Alternative key name (kelftool) size in bytes MC_CARDKEY_MATERIAL_1 MG_CARDIV_0 8 MC_CARDKEY_HASHKEY_1 MG_CARDKEY_0 16 MC_CARDKEY_MATERIAL_2 MG_CARDIV2_0 8 MC_CARDKEY_HASHKEY_2 MG_CARDKEY2_0 16 MC_CHALLENGE_MATERIAL MG_CHALLENGE_IV 8 MG_KBIT_MATERIAL MG_KBIT_IV 8 MG_KC_MATERIAL MG_KC_IV 8 MG_KBIT_MASTER_KEY 16 MG_KC_MASTER_KEY 16 -
Verbose levels
The following values will change the logging (one value also carries the effects of the smaller ones)
- 1: minimal logging
- 2: during card auth, log the values of the Memory card CardIV, CardMaterial and CardNonce. also logs kbit and kc encryption values during KELF Binding and un-binding
- 3: during card auth, log the values of mechacon challenges, card challenge responses and session key
- 11: print the keys chosen on the INI
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LibUSB
the libusb driver has been a problematic point while dealing with compiling ps3mca-tool.
the DLL is already bundled. if the program does not work anyways, you might need to install this:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/libusbk/
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Original author
As per instructions from the original author of this program. he does not want to be mentioned or linked to this software anymore. so, there is no disrespect or hiding identities of the original author with some malicious intent. just keeping in line with the will of the author -
How to setup USB driver
Although ps3mca-tool comes with libusb0.dll already bundled, that's not enough to make this program works, we need something to tell windows our little CECHZM1 device has to be handled by libusb.
For that, download this
Then, run the installer.
hit next
then set untick the source code install
on next page tick these options:
then hit install. after that, this USB inf generator will pop in. choose the libusb0 option highlited on the picture
On next page we choose the device, CECHZM1 will have Vendor ID 0x054C and Product ID 0x02EA
Sorry for non useful screenshot here, I realized a tutorial was worth it after installing to my backup PC.
On this page, it should say under vendor something like sony corp or SCE
Then hit next and it will ask you where to write the installer. it usually offers by default documents/DriverPackages
Give a name for the subfolder with the drivers, I chose CECHZM1
When it's ready, just go to that folder and run the installdriver.exe
after this, it should be enough, you can now try to use the ps3mca-tool. I recommend trying it with the -i command, wich is rather simple and will show info of the card.
Happy gaming