Reading .bin log file with failed to decrypt aes key error

I am attempting to turn log.bin files that were sent to me into readable files as discussed in this posting How to read .bin log file. I have followed the steps provided except instead of connecting the the UAS myself and pulling the logs, I was sent and FDR folder with multiple log.bin files within it. I ran into some errors with modules not being available, but got them added in and ran the command:

~python3 ./logextract.py -o ./log-out L:/FDR/log.bin

The first bin file is simply titled “log.bin” the rest are much longer names in the format log-xx-xxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxx.bin. I get the following error log:

[I] Source: id=256 version=3 plugin=‘internal’ name=‘header’
[I] Merge ulog files
[E] File corrupted: Failed to decrypt aes key: HTTPSConnectionPool(host=‘noserver.parrot.biz’, port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /?action=decrypt&key=241c65f5b9d92e867a31d2ed5b4fc6e7fd47bceb6279cfd5f1bb6a56cf6f16aa&input=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 (Caused by NewConnectionError(’<urllib3.connection.HTTPSConnection object at 0x000001B49972FD00>: Failed to establish a new connection: [Errno 11001] getaddrinfo failed’))

With this looking like an error related to connecting to a http I am uncertain of what I have done wrong and/or if this tool must be ran while connected to the UAS and cannot be ran with sent files.

I would appreciate an insight or assistance, thank you!

Hello,

For confidentiality reasons, the drone log files are not readable outside of Parrot.
The error you are getting is to be expected.

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