pso_gc_tools/decrypt_packets/main.c

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <malloc.h>

#include <sylverant/encryption.h>

void* read_file(const char *filename, uint32_t *out_file_size) {
	if (!out_file_size)
		return NULL;

	FILE *fp = fopen(filename, "rb");
	if (!fp)
		return NULL;

	fseek(fp, 0, SEEK_END);
	*out_file_size = ftell(fp);
	fseek(fp, 0, SEEK_SET);

	uint8_t *result = malloc(*out_file_size);

	uint32_t read, next;
	uint8_t buffer[1024];

	next = 0;

	do {
		read = fread(buffer, 1, 1024, fp);
		if (read) {
			memcpy(&result[next], buffer, read);
			next += read;
		}
	} while (read);

	return result;
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
	if (argc != 3) {
		printf("Usage: pso_decrypt server-packet-data.bin client-packet-data.bin\n");
		return 1;
	}

	const char *server_packet_file = argv[1];
	const char *client_packet_file = argv[2];

	uint32_t server_data_size = 0;
	uint32_t client_data_size = 0;

	uint8_t *server_data = read_file(server_packet_file, &server_data_size);
	if (!server_data) {
		printf("Error reading server packet data file: %s\n", server_packet_file);
		return 1;
	}

	uint8_t *client_data = read_file(client_packet_file, &client_data_size);
	if (!client_data) {
		printf("Error reading client packet data file: %s\n", client_packet_file);
		free(server_data);
		return 1;
	}

	uint32_t pos;
	uint8_t pkt_id, pkt_flags;
	uint16_t pkt_size;

	uint32_t server_key, client_key;

	// read client & server crypt keys from the "Welcome" packet the server sends right away. always unencrypted.
	pos = 0;
	pkt_id = server_data[pos];
	pkt_flags = server_data[pos+1];
	pkt_size = *((uint16_t*)&server_data[pos+2]);

	printf("'Welcome' packet. id=%x, flags=%x, size=%d\n", pkt_id, pkt_flags, pkt_size);
	CRYPT_PrintData(&server_data[pos], pkt_size);
	printf("\n");

	// NOTE: sylverant login_server currently always has these identical to each other. fuzziqer does not exhibit this.
	//       looks like a bug within libsylverant, or more specifically with it's custom random number generator lib?
	//       either way, it does not pose a problem ...
	server_key = *((uint32_t*)&server_data[pos+68]);
	client_key = *((uint32_t*)&server_data[pos+72]);

	printf("server_key = 0x%x\nclient_key = 0x%x\n\n", server_key, client_key);

	pos += pkt_size;

	// set up crypt functionality using those keys, so we can read the rest of the server and client packet data
	// (all of the rest of it will be encrypted)
	CRYPT_SETUP server_cs, client_cs;

	CRYPT_CreateKeys(&server_cs, &server_key, CRYPT_GAMECUBE);
	CRYPT_CreateKeys(&client_cs, &client_key, CRYPT_GAMECUBE);

	// display remainder of server packets first
	printf("**** SERVER -> CLIENT PACKETS ****\n\n");

	while (pos < server_data_size) {
		CRYPT_CryptData(&server_cs, &server_data[pos], 4, 0);

		pkt_id = server_data[pos];
		pkt_flags = server_data[pos+1];
		pkt_size = *((uint16_t*)&server_data[pos+2]);

		CRYPT_CryptData(&server_cs, &server_data[pos+4], pkt_size-4, 0);

		printf("id=%x, flags=%x, size=%d\n", pkt_id, pkt_flags, pkt_size);
		CRYPT_PrintData(&server_data[pos], pkt_size);
		printf("\n");

		pos += pkt_size;
	}

	// now display the client packets

	printf("**** CLIENT -> SERVER PACKETS ****\n\n");
	pos = 0;

	while (pos < client_data_size) {
		CRYPT_CryptData(&client_cs, &client_data[pos], 4, 0);

		pkt_id = client_data[pos];
		pkt_flags = client_data[pos+1];
		pkt_size = *((uint16_t*)&client_data[pos+2]);

		CRYPT_CryptData(&client_cs, &client_data[pos+4], pkt_size-4, 0);

		printf("id=%x, flags=%x, size=%d\n", pkt_id, pkt_flags, pkt_size);
		CRYPT_PrintData(&client_data[pos], pkt_size);
		printf("\n");

		pos += pkt_size;
	}

	return 0;
}