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Old 06-30-2015, 20:46   #1 (permalink)
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decrypt GSPN [.enc] IMEI files


hello guys,,
just got these files from GSPN ..
it's for G313H .. and they're using it for IMEI repair ..
i can get whatever files i want but i want to be sure that i can use this files ..
so, i need a way to decrypt these files at first ..
and i need your help doing that ..



anyone need the files PM me.
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Old 06-30-2015, 21:51   #2 (permalink)
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These file can be used with DASEUL tool/Access..
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Old 06-30-2015, 21:53   #3 (permalink)
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These file can be used with DASEUL tool/Access..
i already know that .. but thx anyway.
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Old 06-30-2015, 23:50   #4 (permalink)
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Have you looked through them with a hex editor? I noticed that in one of the files, the name that varies says SPC. Service programming code? Quite different from MSL though which is what I thought that GSM phones use... If you're willing, I'd be up for taking a look through these files although I cannot guarantee that I will produce results...
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Have you looked through them with a hex editor? I noticed that in one of the files, the name that varies says SPC. Service programming code? Quite different from MSL though which is what I thought that GSM phones use... If you're willing, I'd be up for taking a look through these files although I cannot guarantee that I will produce results...

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Ummm...first off thanks for sending over the files. Secondly have you looked inside the enc files?! There seems to be part of an RSA key in it. Possibly the private key for this model? If so, this is some insanely interesting stuff. I just looked at it with my phone but ill take a closer look when i get home tonight.

Im going to need to brush up on my ssl skills. Im a bit rusty.

Also theres some interesting QC DM commands in there, although im unsure of the syntax. THIS is why ive always wanted GSPN access!!!

Edit: you wouldnt happen to have the pubkey for this model would you?

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All I can say is that one of those files contain what you are looking for ...
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Ummm...first off thanks for sending over the files. Secondly have you looked inside the enc files?! There seems to be part of an RSA key in it. Possibly the private key for this model? If so, this is some insanely interesting stuff. I just looked at it with my phone but ill take a closer look when i get home tonight.

Im going to need to brush up on my ssl skills. Im a bit rusty.

Also theres some interesting QC DM commands in there, although im unsure of the syntax. THIS is why ive always wanted GSPN access!!!

Edit: you wouldnt happen to have the pubkey for this model would you?
GSPN access if not hard to get ... With GSPN you will be able to download the IMEI .bin files that are need it for Daseul ... in some models you only need 1 .bin files to do the IMEI repair with Daseul ... and next to it you have a window "Log" and just simply save the log and save it as a .Cert file ...
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The only people who I've seen offering GSPN access has been...iffy. I don't really trust em. And I'm not interested in logging CERT files; I'm more interested in the other files that are being used during the IMEI repair process such as the .enc files. Reverse engineer the ENTIRE process and you now have a calculator with no need for Samsung's official tools. That's MY end goal
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Decrypt this file will not help you, there is only DASEUL configuration file.
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Decrypt this file will not help you, there is only DASEUL configuration file.
Then why are there RSA keys? Any kind of key is worth taking a look at. It may just end up being what youre looking for, if not getting closer.

Speaking of which, I havent been able to get a closer look because i dont have the public key to the G313, nor have i ever seen one in my neck of the woods. It would be worth it to put together a base64 encoded pubkey, throw in the already encoded base64 private key, and the value you want to encrypt. Will Samsung really leave their chin out there like that for entire models? Maybe. Isnt it worth a peek?
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the easiest way to decrypte those files is using daseul
But as GSMCN said, its only configuration file for daseul!
Another info: For CDMA based model files, you can find the 16 digits PWD inside
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the easiest way to decrypte those files is using daseul
But as GSMCN said, its only configuration file for daseul!
Another info: For CDMA based model files, you can find the 16 digits PWD inside
[PASSWORD_UNLOCK]
PASSWORD_UNLOCK_PARAM = 1
PASSWORD_UNLOCK_SPEC = 2012112120131219
SPC_READ_UNLOCK_PARAM = 1
SPC_WRITE_PARAM = 1
SPC_WRITE_OPTION = 1
//0 : default, 1: DB
SPC_WRITE_SPEC = 000000
//option이 0인 경우 해당됨
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using an HEX Editor, I'd been said..... The key for this is in the Ini file. I cannot confirm that, but, I can help you try and see what we find. PM
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And as for daseul use, now new security policy is on force.

Gspn login gave you semi OTP (x days valid / region / auth level dependant) pin as part of daseul login.



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