- Jun 6, 2005
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Sorry if this is the wrong place to post, as I am new here and I didn't really see a catogory for something like this.
Anyway, I am looking for as much information I can get into the inner workings of the 256 byte Serial EEPROM that contains the Xbox serial number and how this information is transmitted to Xbox live, meaning is it just the serial number or the whole chip contents, and is it read straight out of the chip or is it read from RAM some where?
I am attempting to make a zombie-box that would systematicly cycle through all Xbox serial numbers in an attempt to ban all of the Xboxs serial numbers from the Live service. This hopefully would make them rethink their banning process.
I know like the first 20 or so bytes is a hash function based on the rest of the code, but it shouldn't be too hard to build a SHA-1 or MD5 hasher into the microcontroller that will be emulating the Serial EEprom.
Anyway, I am looking for as much information I can get into the inner workings of the 256 byte Serial EEPROM that contains the Xbox serial number and how this information is transmitted to Xbox live, meaning is it just the serial number or the whole chip contents, and is it read straight out of the chip or is it read from RAM some where?
I am attempting to make a zombie-box that would systematicly cycle through all Xbox serial numbers in an attempt to ban all of the Xboxs serial numbers from the Live service. This hopefully would make them rethink their banning process.
I know like the first 20 or so bytes is a hash function based on the rest of the code, but it shouldn't be too hard to build a SHA-1 or MD5 hasher into the microcontroller that will be emulating the Serial EEprom.