maboii v1.1.0

maboii.js

amiibo™ encryption/decryption library. This library is a port of the encryption/decryption code from socram8888/amiitool.

How to use

Install the package

npm install maboii

Load the keys

const maboii = require('maboii');
const fs = require('fs');

// Read keys from file
let fileBuffer = fs.readFileSync('./keys.bin');
const keys = maboii.loadMasterKeys([...fileBuffer]);

Decrypt dump

// Read dump from file
let dumpFileBuffer = fs.readFileSync('./dumpFile.bin')
let unpackResult = maboii.unpack(keys, [...dumpFileBuffer]);

// If decrypt is successful
if (unpackResult.result) {
    // The plain data is available through unpackResult.unpacked
}

Encrypt plain data

// Read plain dump from file
let plainDumpFileBuffer = fs.readFileSync('./dumpFile.dec.bin')
let packedResult = maboii.pack(keys, [...plainDumpFileBuffer]);

Read information from plain data

const maboii = require('maboii');
const fs = require('fs')

// Read plain dump from file
let plain = [...fs.readFileSync('./dumpFile.dec.bin')]; // Let's read an Inkling dump

maboii.plainDataUtils.getAmiiboId(plain); // Returns '0800010003820002'
maboii.plainDataUtils.getCharacterId(plain); // Returns '0800'
maboii.plainDataUtils.getGameSeriesId(plain); // Returns '080'
maboii.plainDataUtils.getMiiName(plain); // Returns the Mii name as string, in my case 'Holo' from my dump
maboii.plainDataUtils.getNickName(plain); // Returns the amiibo™ name as string, in my case 'Sushy' from my dump

Credits

• socram8888 - Author of amiitool
• AcK77 - Author of AmiiBomb which helped me a lot to test