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pysim-local/contrib/analyze_simaResponse.py
Philipp Maier dfe4d9c8ac contrib: add a tool to parse the SIMA response from an eUICC
When an eUICC performs a profile installation it returns a (concatenated)
series of ASN.1 encoded strings as "simaResponse". In case the profile
installation fails for some reason the simaResponse contains diagnostic
information to diagnose why the profile installation failed.

Unfortunately there are currently no practical tools available to decode
and display the information in the simaResponse. Let's add a tool for that.

Related SYS#7617

Change-Id: Ida4c3c5446653b283a3869c0c387f328ae51e55e
2026-01-06 21:41:23 +00:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# A tool to analyze the eUICC simaResponse (series of EUICCResponse)
#
# (C) 2025 by sysmocom - s.f.m.c. GmbH
# All Rights Reserved
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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#
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#
import argparse
from osmocom.utils import h2b, b2h
from osmocom.tlv import bertlv_parse_one, bertlv_encode_tag, bertlv_encode_len
from pySim.esim.saip import *
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="""Utility program to analyze the contents of an eUICC simaResponse.""")
parser.add_argument('SIMA_RESPONSE', help='Hexstring containing the simaResponse as received from the eUICC')
def split_sima_response(sima_response):
"""split an eUICC simaResponse field into a list of EUICCResponse fields"""
remainder = sima_response
result = []
while len(remainder):
tdict, l, v, next_remainder = bertlv_parse_one(remainder)
rawtag = bertlv_encode_tag(tdict)
rawlen = bertlv_encode_len(l)
result = result + [remainder[0:len(rawtag) + len(rawlen) + l]]
remainder = next_remainder
return result
def analyze_status(status):
"""
Convert a status code (integer) into a human readable string
(see eUICC Profile Package: Interoperable Format Technical Specification, section 8.11)
"""
# SIMA status codes
string_values = {0 : 'ok',
1 : 'pe-not-supported',
2 : 'memory-failure',
3 : 'bad-values',
4 : 'not-enough-memory',
5 : 'invalid-request-format',
6 : 'invalid-parameter',
7 : 'runtime-not-supported',
8 : 'lib-not-supported',
9 : 'template-not-supported ',
10 : 'feature-not-supported',
11 : 'pin-code-missing',
31 : 'unsupported-profile-version'}
string_value = string_values.get(status, None)
if string_value is not None:
return "%d = %s (SIMA status code)" % (status, string_value)
# ISO 7816 status words
if status >= 24576 and status <= 28671:
return "%d = %04x (ISO7816 status word)" % (status, status)
elif status >= 36864 and status <= 40959:
return "%d = %04x (ISO7816 status word)" % (status, status)
# Proprietary status codes
elif status >= 40960 and status <= 65535:
return "%d = %04x (proprietary)" % (status, status)
# Unknown status codes
return "%d (unknown, proprietary?)" % status
def analyze_euicc_response(euicc_response):
"""Analyze and display the contents of an EUICCResponse"""
print(" EUICCResponse: %s" % b2h(euicc_response))
euicc_response_decoded = asn1.decode('EUICCResponse', euicc_response)
pe_status = euicc_response_decoded.get('peStatus')
print(" peStatus:")
for s in pe_status:
print(" status: %s" % analyze_status(s.get('status')))
print(" identification: %s" % str(s.get('identification', None)))
print(" additional-information: %s" % str(s.get('additional-information', None)))
print(" offset: %s" % str(s.get('offset', None)))
if euicc_response_decoded.get('profileInstallationAborted', False) is None:
# This type is defined as profileInstallationAborted NULL OPTIONAL, so when it is present it
# will have the value None, otherwise it is simply not present.
print(" profileInstallationAborted: True")
else:
print(" profileInstallationAborted: False")
status_message = euicc_response_decoded.get('statusMessage', None)
print(" statusMessage: %s" % str(status_message))
if __name__ == '__main__':
opts = parser.parse_args()
sima_response = h2b(opts.SIMA_RESPONSE);
print("simaResponse: %s" % b2h(sima_response))
euicc_response_list = split_sima_response(sima_response)
for euicc_response in euicc_response_list:
analyze_euicc_response(euicc_response)