FindVUK tool - get VUK of all Blurays supported by DVDfab applications

[BlazDT]

@coricopat
Sent you some versions via PM (if you receive them, did not get a confirmation).

[coricopat]

> Sent you some versions via PM (if you receive them, did not get a confirmation).

Got them (thanks again).

[BlazDT]

@coricopat
Do those versions work better than the latest one for you?

[coricopat]

I haven't been able to test them yet as I'm not home right now. And due to travel plans I'll probably find no time earlier than October. Did anyone else test 13.0.2.5 meanwhile (and also see the problems)?

[coricopat]

Other topic: Has anyone every tried to tunnel *all* FindVUK down/uploads (including DNS) via Tor?

I'm not really that experienced with Windows ... and a quick Google search didn't show any "official"/trusted solutions to tunnel all through Tor.

[Emulgator]

TOR = The One Ring...
The One to find them, The One to bind them, The One to rule them all ?
Not.

[BlazDT]

@Emulgator
https://www.torproject.org/

[Emulgator]

who is why, and why is who:

History

The core principle of Tor, known as onion routing, was developed in the mid-1990s by United States Naval Research Laboratory employees, mathematician Paul Syverson, and computer scientists Michael G. Reed and David Goldschlag, to protect American intelligence communications online.[11] Onion routing is implemented by means of encryption in the application layer of the communication protocol stack, nested like the layers of an onion. The alpha version of Tor, developed by Syverson and computer scientists Roger Dingledine and Nick Mathewson and then called The Onion Routing project (which was later given the acronym "Tor"), was launched on 20 September 2002.[12][13] The first public release occurred a year later.[14]

In 2004, the Naval Research Laboratory released the code for Tor under a free license, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) began funding Dingledine and Mathewson to continue its development.[12] ...

Tor has been described by The Economist, in relation to Bitcoin and Silk Road, as being "a dark corner of the web".[31] It has been targeted by the American National Security Agency and the British GCHQ signals intelligence agencies, albeit with marginal success,[26] and more successfully by the British National Crime Agency in its Operation Notarise.[32]

Tor is not meant to completely solve the issue of anonymity on the web. Tor is not designed to completely erase tracking but instead to reduce the likelihood for sites to trace actions and data back to the user.[28]

Tor is also used for illegal activities. These can include privacy protection or censorship circumvention,[29] as well as distribution of ...content, drug sales, or malware distribution.[30]

This is like setting up a speak-easy, isn't it...

[magician]

Originally Posted by coricopat

Is someone else seeing issues with FindVUK + DVDFab since version 13.0.2.5?

I can confirm 13.0.2.4 works perfectly. Since seeing your message I have not yet dared to install 13.0.2.5 but maybe I will try it. Hopefully it only requires a small update by @nalor.

[rdodolak]

Originally Posted by coricopat

Is someone else seeing issues with FindVUK + DVDFab since version 13.0.2.5?

FindVUK seems to fail on every disc validation with 13.0.2.5 when I try it. Rolling back to 13.0.2.4 seems to at least fix this issue for the first disc validation thought it sometimes fails on subsequent disc inserts. Usually, cancelling and re-running FindVUK for the affected disc seems to address the issue.

[nalor]

I'll check 13.0.2.5 very likely today - hopefully it's easy to fix, else it might be impossible

[coricopat]

Proxy Support in FindVUK

Recently I've been looking whether FindVUK can be taught to use a proxy (mostly for Tor, see above).
By chance I've noticed that FindVUK seems to recognise the

http_proxy

environment variable.

If you set it to something (like localhost:9150) where nothing listens, Find VUK fails e.g. with downloading from the DB.

I've asked Nalor via PM, and got the hint that this is not implemented by FindVUK itself but probably the language it's written in.

It actually supports also other proxy types (not only HTTP):
https://www.purebasic.com/documentat...httpproxy.html

http:// - HTTP proxy (default)
socks4:// - SOCKS4 proxy
socks4a:// - SOCKS4 proxy with domain name support rather than IP address
socks5:// - SOCKS5 proxy
socks5h:// - SOCKS5 proxy and ask the proxy to do the hostname resolving

all via the http_proxy env var.

btw: For Tor, care must be taken to use the right proxy type, especially with respect to DNS.

Also, I haven't checked whether FindVUK really uses this everywhere (i.e. for all uploads/downloads)... if you need to be sure, you should check yourself.

[nalor]

Originally Posted by nalor

I'll check 13.0.2.5 very likely today - hopefully it's easy to fix, else it might be impossible

Fixed - will release a new version soon.

[coricopat]

Originally Posted by nalor

Fixed - will release a new version soon.

:-)

[nalor]

New release 1.79 published, I've tested it with DVDfab 13.0.2.5 and 13.0.2.6

[Mischi]

1.79 is detected as Trojan.Win32/Wacatac.H!ml by Microsoft Defender.

[nalor]

Originally Posted by Mischi

1.79 is detected as Trojan.Win32/Wacatac.H!ml by Microsoft Defender.

This is imho just a false positive - at least I'm sure my computer is not infected.

[ryanmcv]

All of the download links for FindVUK are dead. Running the Synchronize script gives these errors:

# 23 # [I] FindVUK_Main /  / Update enabled - check for update
# 933 # [W] update / UPD_CheckUpdateAndDownload / Incorrect release information found >< >< ><
# 933 # [W] FindVUK_Main /  / Update check failed >#UPD_ERR_READFILE<

[nalor]

Sorry, screwed it up yesterday.

Fixed it now (hopefully)

[prozistka]

I'm using DVDFAB 13.0.2.7 to get VUK of a UHD disk and got this message.

Using 13.0.2.6 simply says my firmware is not supported and cannot even make it to get unit keys.
Looking forward to updating.

Please PM me if you need the dump file.


Log file is attached.

###############################################################################
00:32:49 - --- PART 1 --- GET DUMP ---
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

00:33:37 - Drive opened
00:33:37 - Volume Label detected >PLANET_EARTH_II_DISC_1<
00:33:38 - DriveLetter detected >F<
00:33:38 - Detected CopyProtections AACS >1< BD+ >0<
00:33:39 - DiscID found >394D0C6C585FB4FA8B0F997871F77CC402085EDE<
00:33:41 - MainPlaylist found >00000.mpls<
00:33:44 - DVDFab64 got Unit Keys - create memdump now!
00:33:45 - Dump successful! >1<
00:33:45 - MemDump successfully finished!
00:33:45 - Cancel DVDfab decryption now!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
00:33:45 - Get basic AACS data
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
00:33:45 - AACS folder on disc is reachable - Validate is possible
00:33:46 - VolumeName >PLANET_EARTH_II_DISC_1<
00:33:46 - DiscId >394D0C6C585FB4FA8B0F997871F77CC402085EDE< (2017-01-09)
00:33:46 - DiscType >UHD<
00:33:46 - MKB Revision >61<
00:33:46 - Disc-BusEncEnabled >1<
00:33:46 - Drve-BusEncCapable >1<
00:33:46 - ==> Bus Encryption active!
00:33:46 - UnitKeyCount >1<
00:33:46 - >>> UnitKeyENC (1) >3B503C92B93158FB20A74CB9F4BEAD98<
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
00:33:46 - Analyze dump
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
00:33:46 - Start to analyze '2018' MemDump now!
.............-................-
00:33:46 - ERROR! Finding real UnitKey >0< (Err:-3) !
00:33:46 - ERROR! Couldn't find real unit keys in json from file >D:\FindVUK_1.79\dump\394D0C6C585FB4FA8B0F997871F77CC40
02085EDE_PLANET_EARTH_II_DISC_1.dmp<
00:33:46 - Error analyzing memory dump - please report in the doom9 forum!
00:33:46 - ERROR! Analyze 2018 failed!
00:33:46 - CloseAtTheEnd is active, close DVDfab now
Waiting 3 secs before quit...