1.2.0

Time for a new hactool release

Compilation is still annoying, so a pre-compiled build is provided for Windows users.

The following Switch file formats are supported:
-NCA
-XCI
-HFS0
-PFS0
-RomFS
-NPDM
-Package1 (PK11)
-Package2 (PK21)
-INI1
-KIP1
-NAX0
-NSO0 (New)

Keydata can be baked in at compile-time, or loaded from an external key file. See README.md and KEYS.md for details. In addition, a secure boot key + TSEC key + boot0 file pair can be passed in with an external key file to derive all keys it is possible to know given the information one has.

New Features:
-Support for reading plaintext Package2 files was added
-NPDM -> JSON conversion was added.
-KIP1 -> JSON conversion was added.
-Keygen can now be performed without passing a BOOT0 file.
-Support for newer XCIs with a logo partition was added.
-Support for pre-1.0.0 NCA0 files was added.
-Support for uncompressing NSO0 and KIP1 files was added via --uncompressed=
-Titlekeys can now be loaded from an external "title.keys" file, located in the same directory as prod.keys or dev.keys. Titlekeys should be stored in the format hexadecimal_rights_id = hexadecimal_title_key.
-Various [WARN]s were added when odd behavior is detected.

Bugs fixed:
-NAX0 decryption failed when reading at unaligned offsets.
-NCAs making use of AES-XTS crypto are no longer completely broken
-Support for pre-1.0.0 NCA2 files was fixed, and now works properly
-Getopt is no longer broken on arm-linux (thanks @jakibaki!)
-Too many small ones to count

Breaking changes:
-"encrypted_header_key" was changed in keyset loading to "header_key_source", in order to be consistent with other key names.

1.1.0

Time for a new hactool release

Compilation is still annoying, so a pre-compiled build is provided for Windows users.

The following Switch file formats are supported:
-NCA
-XCI
-HFS0
-PFS0
-RomFS
-NPDM
-Package1 (PK11)
-Package2 (PK21)
-INI1
-KIP1
-NAX0 (New)

Keydata can be baked in at compile-time, or loaded from an external key file. See README.md and KEYS.md for details. In addition, a secure boot key + TSEC key + boot0 file pair can be passed in with an external key file to derive all keys it is possible to know given the information one has.

New Features:
-Added support for NAX0 (Nintendo Aes Xts File(system), SD Card content)
-Added support for key derivation using EKS (keyblobs) and sbk/tsec key
-Support was added for pre-1.0.0 "NCA2" content.

Bugs fixed:
-BKTR did not support the non-single bucket case, affecting games with huge patches (Splatoon 2, maybe others)
-Too many small ones to count

1.0.1

This is the first feature-complete release of hactool, with some bugfixes.

The following Switch file formats are supported:
-NCA
-XCI
-HFS0
-PFS0
-RomFS
-NPDM
-Package1 (PK11)
-Package2 (PK21)
-INI1
-KIP1

Keydata can be baked in at compile-time, or loaded from an external key file. See README.md and KEYS.md for details.

Bugs fixed:
-Memory corruption when parsing some NPDMs
-Invalid AES mode used for titlekey decryption
-BKTR section validity unchecked before accessing decrypted data
-Edge case in BKTR subsection layout would cause infinite recursion

1.0

This is the first feature-complete release of hactool.

The following Switch file formats are supported:
-NCA
-XCI
-HFS0
-PFS0
-RomFS
-NPDM
-Package1 (PK11)
-Package2 (PK21)
-INI1
-KIP1

Keydata can be baked in at compile-time, or loaded from an external key file. See README.md and KEYS.md for details.

Time for a new hactool release

Compilation is still annoying, so a pre-compiled build is provided for Windows users.

Since the last release, the following was changed:
-Output was fixed for displaying certain SDK versions.
-Support was added for validating new ACID keys (9.x+)

The following Switch file formats are supported:
-NCA
-XCI
-HFS0
-PFS0
-RomFS
-NPDM
-Package1 (PK11)
-Package2 (PK21)
-INI1
-KIP1
-NAX0
-NSO0
-Save files

Keydata can be baked in at compile-time, or loaded from an external key file. See README.md and KEYS.md for details. In addition, a secure boot key + TSEC key + boot0 file pair can be passed in with an external key file to derive all keys it is possible to know given the information one has.

Compilation is still annoying, so a pre-compiled build is provided for Windows users.
Since the last release, the following was changed:
-Support was fixed for parsing save files (thanks @shchmue)!
-Support was fixed for extracting package1 binaries newer than 4.0.0.
-Support was added for performing mariko-specific key derivation.
-Support was added for decrypting and extracting mariko package1 binaries.

The following Switch file formats are supported:
-NCA
-XCI
-HFS0
-PFS0
-RomFS
-NPDM
-Package1 (PK11)
-Package2 (PK21)
-INI1
-KIP1
-NAX0
-NSO0
-Save files

Keydata can be baked in at compile-time, or loaded from an external key file. See README.md and KEYS.md for details. In addition, a secure boot key + TSEC key + boot0 file pair can be passed in with an external key file to derive all keys it is possible to know given the information one has.