Pyctr

Latest version: v0.7.5

Safety actively analyzes 620848 Python packages for vulnerabilities to keep your Python projects secure.

Scan your dependencies

Page 1 of 3

0.7.0

Highlights
Python 3.8 or later is now required, up from 3.6.1.

A new `pyctr.type.config` package with `save` and `blocks` modules was added. These allow for reading the [config savegame](https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Config_Savegame), both to read the raw blocks, and to parse the data into a usable format.

A new `nand` module with the `NAND` class is added to read and write to NAND images. This only provides raw access (for FAT32, try [nathanhi/pyfatfs](https://github.com/nathanhi/pyfatfs)).

`RomFSReader` initialization performance was improved, especially with RomFS files containing large amounts of files or directories.

Documentation is being added and improved over time. Check it on [Read the Docs](https://pyctr.readthedocs.io/en/latest/).

Changelog
* Add the module `pyctr.type.configsave` with the class `ConfigSaveReader` (_module name changed in a future commit_)
* Implement `to_bytes` and `remove_block` in `ConfigSaveReader`
* Split `pyctr.type.configsave` into two packages: `pyctr.type.config.blocks` and `pyctr.type.config.save`
* New `ConfigSaveBlockParser` class with 3 methods: `get_username`, `get_user_time_offset`, and `get_system_model` (plus convenience functions `load` and `from_file` so a `ConfigSaveParser` doesn't need to be manually created)
* New enum: `SystemModel`
* Both `ConfigSaveReader` and `ConfigSaveBlockParser` are importable from `pyctr.type.config`
* Add `flush` to `SubsectionIO`
* Optimize `CTRFileIO` to re-use existing cipher object when possible (seeking invalidates the current one)
* Optimize `RomFSReader` by reading entire directory and file metadata at once before traversing, significantly reducing the amount of read calls to the underlying file
* Optimize `RomFSReader` to reduce the read calls for the header (once for raw lv3, twice for IVFC)
* Check for unformatted saves in `DISA` (the first 0x20 bytes are all NULL and the rest is garbage)
* Remove `crypto_method == 0` check for NCCH files using `fixed_crypto_key`
* Add `nand` module with `NAND` class, to read and write to a NAND image
* Add `__slots__` to a bunch of classes (`CCIReader`, `CDNReader`, `CIAReader`, `ExeFSReader`, `NAND`, `NCCHReader`, `RomFSReader`, `SDFilesystem`, `SDTitleReader`, `SMDH`, `ConfigSaveReader`, `TypeReaderBase`, `TypeReaderCryptoBase`)
* Update copyright year
* Various documentation and type hint changes
* Add new `FilePath` and `FilePathOrObject` types
* Add `__slots__` to `SubsectionIO` and `SplitFileMerger`
* Add some tests for `romfs` and `smdh`
* Load all boot9 keys in `CryptoEngine.setup_keys_from_boot9`
* Moved package metadata to `setup.cfg`
* Fix setting fixed keys in `CryptoEngine` and add debug logging to key setting
* Separate NCSD header loading from `NAND` to a separate class `NANDNCSDHeader`
* Refactor the `nand` module and `NAND` class:
* Add support for virtual sections (things that are not NCSD partitions)
* Rename `open_ncsd_partition` to `oprn_raw_section`
* Add custom section IDs that always point to the correct partition, regardless of its physical location
* Add custom section ID for GodMode9 bonus volume
* Add documentation files created with sphinx-autodoc
* Switch Sphinx theme to rtd, add example-cia, add info to index page
* Move RomFS header loading in `RomFSReader` to a new `RomFSLv3Header` class
* Many different documentation changes or additions
* Require Python 3.8
* Create new and update documentation pages - `example-nand` and `pyctr.type.nand`
* Fix `closefd` being default to True always in `NAND`
* Create documentation page for `pyctr.type.sd`
* Create documentation page for `pyctr.fileio`
* Create documentation page for `pyctr.util`
* Fixes to `ConfigSaveReader`:
* `data_offset` is not hardcoded to `0x41E4`, it's based on the amount of data from the blocks
* CFG adds data to save from end to start when the block data is > 4 bytes, so now we are replicating this behavior and generating a proper `data_offset` and data sorting when using `to_bytes`
* Added sanity checks while parsing a config save
* `set_block` previously didn't allowed `None` in flags despite being stated to default to `0xE`
* New attribute for SMDH: `SMDH.region_lockout`, with a new NamedTuple `SMDHRegionLockout`
* New attribute for CCIReader: `CCIReader.cart_region`, with a new Enum `CCICartRegion`
* `ConfigSaveReader.set_block` will now check Block IDs, flags, and sizes against a known list of blocks
* Passing `strict=True` to `set_block` will bypass this
* `KNOWN_BLOCKS` in `pyctr.type.config.save` was changed to have values be dicts with "flags" and "size" keys (instead of plain tuples)
* Switch `get_*` and `set_*` to getters and setters in `pyctr.type.config.blocks
* e.g. `username` instead of `get_username` and `set_username`
* Add new `from_bytes` and `__bytes__` methods to `AppTitle` to load title structures (and modify `SMDH` to use this now)

0.6.0

Highlights
Pillow is now an optional dependency. It is available through the extra feature `images`. This means to use `pyctr[images]` when adding to `setup.py`, `requirements.txt`, or `pip install`.

SMDH icon data is stored into an array like `[[(1, 2, 3), (4, 5, 6), ...]]`. It can be used with other libraries like the pure-python pypng, for example:

python
from pyctr.type.cia import CIAReader
from itertools import chain
import png

my_cia = CIAReader('game.cia')

pypng expects an array like [[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ...]] so we need to flatten the inner lists
img = png.from_array(
(chain.from_iterable(x) for x in my_cia.contents[0].exefs.icon.icon_large_array),
'RGB', {'width': 48, 'height': 48}
)
img.save('icon.png')


Changelog
* Move around object attribute initialization in cci, cdn, cia, and sdtitle, to prevent extra exceptions if an error is raised early
* Use `open_raw_section` internally when initializing a `CIAReader` object, instead of manually seeking and reading
* Make Pillow an optional dependency and make SMDH load icon data into an array (useful for other libraries like pypng)
* New functions in `smdh`: `rgb565_to_rgb888_tuple`, `load_tiled_rgb565_to_array`, `rgb888_array_to_image`
* Init arguments for `SMDH` were changed to accept icon data arrays instead of Pillow `Image` objects
* Pillow is added to `extras_require` under the feature `images`
* Documentation tweaks to `smdh`
* Remove unused import in `cia`

0.5.1

* Fix arbitrary reads in the first 0x10 block of `CBCFileIO`

0.5.0

Highlights
A new `sdtitle` module with `SDTitleReader` is added to read titles installed on an SD card. When used directly, it works with contents that are not SD encrypted. To open a title on a 3DS SD card that is SD encrypted, a new method is added to `sd.SDFilesystem`: `open_title`.

SMDH icons are now loaded using [Pillow](https://python-pillow.org/).

SMDH flags are now loaded.

The ExeFS in NCCH contents is now fully decrypted properly. This means there is no longer garbage at the last block of the `.code` section for titles that use extra NCCH keys. This was achieved by rewriting the ExeFS section to concatenate multiple file-like objects that use different keyslots with a new class, `SplitFileMerger`.

Changelog
* Add `_raise_if_file_closed_generic` to `pyctr.common`
* Add `SplitFileMerger` to `pyctr.fileio` to merge multiple file-like objects into one (currently no support for writing)
* Support closing all subfiles in `SplitFileMerger`
* Rewrite ExeFS handling in `NCCHReader` to use `SplitFileMerger` to merge multiple `SubsectionIO` files to handle the parts that use different encryption, and update `FullDecrypted` to use it when reading ExeFS
* Add `from_bytes` classmethod to `NCCHFlags`
* Always use the internal ExeFS file object when reading it for FullDecrypted
* Add docstrings to `NCCHFlags`
* Add dependency on `Pillow>=8.2`
* Load SMDH icons using Pillow/PIL, stored in new attributes in the `SMDH` class: `icon_small`, `icon_large`
* Load SMDH flags into a new `SMDHFlags` class
* Add `isfile` and `isdir` methods to `SDFilesystem`, convert path to string in `sd.normalize_sd_path` to make it easier to use any `os.PathLike` object (e.g. `pathlib.PurePosixPath`)
* Add `sdtitle` module with `SDTitleReader` class, to read titles installed to the SD card inside "Nintendo 3DS"
* Add `open_title` method to `SDFilesystem` to open a title using `SDTitleReader`, and a new `MissingTitleError` exception
* Update type hints in `sd`

0.4.7

* Use absolute paths in `CDNReader`
* Use absolute paths in `SDFilesystem`
* Make `SubsectionIO` objects hashable (if the underlying file object is)
* Make sure two different `CTRFileIO`, `TWLCTRFileIO`, and `CBCFileIO` return different hashes, even with the same reader + key + iv/counter
* Add `TWLCTRFileIO` to `crypto.engine.__all__`
* Use a `frozenset` on a closed `CDNReader` object's internal open files set
* Don't set `__del__` directly to `close` in `TypeReaderBase`, in case `close` is overridden
* Auto-close opened files based on a reader when the reader closes (applies to `CCIReader`, `CIAReader`, `ExeFSReader`, `NCCHReader`, and `RomFSReader`)
* Add new pseudo-keyslot `NCCHExtraKey` to store the second keyslot data for NCCH contents
* This is important because there exist titles that use Original NCCH but with a seed. Before this change, the key in the `NCCH` keyslot would be overwritten, causing everything but the special regions (ExeFS .code and RomFS) to be improperly decrypted.
* Use `NCCHExtraKey` for the second keyslot instead of the actual keyslot in `NCCHReader`
* Set `_open_files` before opening the file in `TypeReaderBase` to prevent an additional error if opening the file fails
* Don't set KeyX and KeyY separately if fixed crypto key is used without an extra crypto method
* Fix sections in `CCIReader` not opening, raising an error

0.4.6

* Add pycryptodomex version requiremenet range (`>=3.9,<4`)
* Fix using bytes file paths for `CDNReader` and `SDFilesystem`
* Support auto-closing underlying file for `CTRFileIO` and `CBCFileIO`
* Make `CTRFileIO` and `CBCFileIO` objects hashable (if the underlying file object is)
* Update `CDNReader` to re-open files instead of using shared file objects, and internally open all files through `CDNReader.open_raw_section` (fixes 6)
* Store encrypted and decrypted OTP in `CryptoEngine` as `otp_enc` and `otp_dec`, and add `otp_keys_set` to check if an OTP was set
* Verify OTP magic after decryption in `CryptoEngine.setup_keys_from_otp`
* Make `CryptoEngine.otp_device_id` require OTP (raising an exception instead of returning None)
* Add `TWLCTRFileIO` as a subclass of `CTRFileIO` which handles the special read/write crypto specific to TWLNAND

Page 1 of 3

© 2024 Safety CLI Cybersecurity Inc. All Rights Reserved.