Hello!
Does anyone have a clue how to calculate the newer Fujitsu 6x4 master passwords starting with "203c-d001" (for example 203c-d001-2f2e-2878-d5dc)? on Lifebook U758?
The Python tool crashes with an error (ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'd0012') and as far as I unterstand it strips the 4 first characters (first block) containing the one and only hex/alpahnumerical char.
So it expects only numbers in
I already tried several combinations of converting the blocks from hex to dec, putting only the last 16 chars directly into the array etc. but no success.
Since it's known that the resulting password is in the same scheme (also 8 chars alphanumerical), my hope is that the used XOR key is also the same.
I attached a dump of my BIOS ver. 1.19. It is an InsydeH2O BIOS.
Thanks!
TNI
Does anyone have a clue how to calculate the newer Fujitsu 6x4 master passwords starting with "203c-d001" (for example 203c-d001-2f2e-2878-d5dc)? on Lifebook U758?
The Python tool crashes with an error (ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'd0012') and as far as I unterstand it strips the 4 first characters (first block) containing the one and only hex/alpahnumerical char.
So it expects only numbers in
Code:
numbers = (int(code[0:5]), int(code[5:10]), int(code[10:15]), int(code[15:20]))
Since it's known that the resulting password is in the same scheme (also 8 chars alphanumerical), my hope is that the used XOR key is also the same.
I attached a dump of my BIOS ver. 1.19. It is an InsydeH2O BIOS.
Thanks!
TNI
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