WD-Decryption

The Western Digital Decryption tools for LINUX

The Files :

• Decryption Script : The code creates a .BIN file that consists of a 40-byte decryption password.
• Drive : A script designed to automate the process of drive encryption.

Configuration :

1. dmesg | grep -i scsi
   Detect sdd the WD Adapter Drive

2. ./wd-decrypt.py PASSWORD >password.bin
   Initialize your password into the script and Generate the Password file

3. Install 'sg3_utils'
   This is the SG_UTILS package you need to install depending on the Linux Distro you use.

4. sudo sg_raw -s 40 -i password.bin /dev/sdd c1 e1 00 00 00 00 00 00 28 00

The adapter.sh :

1. python ./home/username/Desktop/cookpw.py SIFO123 >password.bin:
   This command runs a Python script called "wd-decrypt.py" located at "/home/username/Desktop" directory. It takes an argument "PASSWORD" and redirects the output to a file named "password.bin".

2. sudo sg_raw -s 40 -i password.bin /dev/SDD c1 e1 00 00 00 00 00 00 28 00:
   This command is executed with superuser privileges ("sudo") and performs a low-level SCSI operation using the "sg_raw" command. It sends a SCSI command sequence to a device located at "/dev/SDD" (which could be a storage device like a hard drive).

   The specific command sequence being sent is represented by the hexadecimal values "c1 e1 00 00 00 00 00 00 28 00".