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For the INEPT tools I mostly just integrated and cleaned up the changes made by others. I did however (a) incorporate a version of the Mac OS X key-extraction logic into ineptkey; and (b) allow ineptepub to use OpenSSL instead of PyCrypto, removing the need to install PyCrypto on OS X. These two changes should greatly simplify ADEPT EPUB DRM removal under OS X. I elected not to integrate the "bulk decryptor" ineptepub changes -- my feeling is that anyone who needs bulk decryption can do it via the command-line.For unswindle, I've just updated the tool to handle the most recently-released version of K4PC. If I missed a version or so in there, please try upgrading K4PC before complaining that it doesn't work. I am aware of skindle, but (a) one needs something like unswindle to run newer versions of K4PC under on Linux Wine anyway; and (b) I think the unswindle UI is nicer, as one can't identify a particular K4PC book just by filename.Happy reading!Update 2010-07-06

The basic idea behind the B&N EPUB scheme is the same as that used by the ill-fated eReader format B&N acquired – step 1: generate an encryption key from the book-purchaser’s name + credit card #; step 2: hope that they don’t like giving that information out to strangers. They like to call this a form of “social DRM,” although I believe a more appropriate term is “silly.”It would be very bad form for an application to keep user CC#s just sitting around on disk, so the Windows version of the Barnes & Noble Desktop Reader application (BDReader) just holds on to the generated key and not the source info. A wise decision, for which I congratulate them. It then stores this key in plain text in a sqlite3 database. An... interesting... decision, for which I thank them. Update

So here you go: unswindle v7 (previous versions: v6 v5 v4 v3).You'll also need a copy of darkreverser's mobidedrm (check the most recent comments for the newest links).Put those kids together (in the same directory) and run unswindle.pyw. It launches KindleForPC.exe. Pick the book you want to decrypt. Close KindleForPC. Pick your output file. And enjoy the sweet taste of freedom.Script name in honor of rms and The Right to Read. Don't use this to steal, or I'm taking my toys and going home.Updates

Update 2009-12-22

fd386003520f7af7a15d77fcc2b859dd53e44bc1 KindleForPC-installer-20091217.exe13a816a3abf7a71e7b6a55228099b03b1dc3789b KindleForPC-installer-20091222.exeThe application doesn't seem to auto-update, so if you can find a copy of the original installer you should be fine. Otherwise you'll have to hang tight. Newest unswindle version detects if you have the wrong K4PC executable installed.Update 2009-12-22 (2)

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The standard object-key-derivation algorithm (section 3.5.1, “General Encryption Algorithm”) accepts as inputs the file encryption key, the object number, and the generation number, and produces as out put a key for a symmetric cipher. The “unpublished” algorithm accepts the same inputs and also produces a symmetric cipher key. It presumably could be used with either RC4 or AES as documented for /V

The unpublished algorithm in use when /V

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