#11 Not correctly en-/decrypted?

This pull-request of osyu took my attention: https://notabug.org/necklace/libray/pulls/8

I have now tried the decryption. The disc I tested is: http://redump.org/disc/85526/

Start the Party! Parti Baslasin! (Turkey) (En,Tr).iso

CRC-32: 27248c3b
MD5: f8b1a45feec03239a81b2ba6a69e9609
SHA1: 376b51053404081db05f57683116b22466a89ea7

KEY: 4EFFC2BA7AC08BE3EA4CE46ADAE0B148

I have decrypted using libray as always and then done a copy of the original disc on an actual PS3 with Managunz (decrypted non-raw).

The decrypted files didn't match. But then I found this tool: https://github.com/al3xtjames/PS3Dec

And its output did actually match Managunz decrypted output. PS3Dec was also much faster it seems. But maybe it was placebo. I only did one file.

Also tried the patch of osyu but couldn't run it.

The decrypted files hash:

CRC-32: 90e5023e
MD5: 836c484e641695cc6ddf7a4f6492f705
SHA1: b146e7999282664b09abd4ca46156a3f9f19079a

PS3Dec is definitely faster, and there are two reasons: it's written in C (Python is pretty slow, compared), but it's also written to support multi-threading, allowing for parallelization. This is something I've thought about doing with libray for a while.

Either way, Osyu's patch gave me these hashes:

MD5: c83a96576798b684946b8dd86a691e33
SHA1: f9ba45682628920d4ef0ecdc4a558eb28b2c60df

Manually comparing the PS3Dec output with librays output I think I was able to figure it out, though.

I haven't tested all my .iso files, but I'll make a release regardless.

Please do test if you have time.

I tried version 0.0.9 now and encryption seems to work. Tried two games, one of them dumped on an actual PS3 and then reencrypted with libray again. All hashes were correct.