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Widevine Key Ladder Script

Dependencies:

Python3
python3-pycryptodome

Python script mimicking the Widevine key ladder starting from the Device Key up to Content keys. This script can either start from the Device Key or the Device RSA Key.

usage: widevine_key_ladder.py [-h] [--device_key DEVICE_KEY] [--encryption_context ENCRYPTION_CONTEXT]
                              [--mac_context MAC_CONTEXT] [--enc_device_rsa_key ENC_DEVICE_RSA_KEY]
                              [--device_rsa_key_iv DEVICE_RSA_KEY_IV] [--cert CERT]
                              [--enc_session_key ENC_SESSION_KEY]
                              [--encryption_context_session ENCRYPTION_CONTEXT_SESSION]
                              [--mac_context_session MAC_CONTEXT_SESSION]
                              [--loadkeys_buffer LOADKEYS_BUFFER] [-n NUM_CONTENT_KEYS] [--server_key]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --device_key DEVICE_KEY
                        clear device key in hex from the Keybox.
  --encryption_context ENCRYPTION_CONTEXT
                        file with the encryption context from GenerateDerivedKeys.
  --mac_context MAC_CONTEXT
                        file with the mac context from GenerateDerivedKeys.
  --enc_device_rsa_key ENC_DEVICE_RSA_KEY
                        file with the encrypted Device RSA Key from RewrapDeviceRSAKey.
  --device_rsa_key_iv DEVICE_RSA_KEY_IV
                        IV in hex for the encrypted Device RSA Key from RewrapDeviceRSAKey.
  --cert CERT           file with the clear certificate.
  --enc_session_key ENC_SESSION_KEY
                        file with the encrypted session key.
  --encryption_context_session ENCRYPTION_CONTEXT_SESSION
                        file with the encryption context from DeriveKeysFromSessionKey.
  --mac_context_session MAC_CONTEXT_SESSION
                        file with the mac context from DeriveKeysFromSessionKey
  --loadkeys_buffer LOADKEYS_BUFFER
                        file with the Loadkeys buffer containing the encrypted content keys.
  -n NUM_CONTENT_KEYS, --num_content_keys NUM_CONTENT_KEYS
                        number of content key in LoadKeys.
  --server_key          set if there is a server key in LoadKeys.

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