dale_para_bajo
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I wonder why some providers are getting smarter. They do not need to pay high rates for engineers, nor pay expensive courses to their employees. They only have to ask their employees to read this forum.
BISS-E
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Got an upload from a pm, some search and here we are 49 e1 d0 fa 46 53 cc 65
Works in VLC
K2TSET, absolute amazing work!!
Out of curiosity was it quite a quick process? Fingers crossed that key will open any future ESC feeds this year but they are known to change them per show
Ratzvan
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Got an upload from a pm, some search and here we are 49 e1 d0 fa 46 53 cc 65
Works in VLC
A full range search are 12 hours so it depends on luck
Hi, guys
Such cw had already been posted by barney2222 days ago...
http://www.sat-universe.com/showpost.php?p=2036775216&postcount=1253
So no brute force or other were needed
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EurovisionLover
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Does that mean it could take up to 12h to have the new key? :mecry:
Martin.Wigston
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It could but not likely, as klim pointed out, the key had already been found from a previous feed no problem.
We need to stop being negative when we get the odd feed we cant get a key for, it happens occasionally :thum:
Martin.Wigston
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Hi Guys
according to previous works of hackers and hacking the complicated alghorithm, we must hope to hacking of BISS-E.:thum:
is coding change to BISS-E, certain or maybe?
BISS_E is not new, it's been about for years
You guys are confused.
When you search for a CW for a single session key for a channel,being the channel Biss or Biss-E becomes irrelevant.
Including some systems that use ECM might use a single key for the session,like VOD in dish network,other services are simply sending the same ECM over an over,never change,and you still can find the CW to decrypt it regardless of the processes involved.
Biss or Biss-E does not make a difference to you,you can get a crypt8 and find the CW.
The fact you might not find a good crypt8 has nothing to do with the encryption,but how the encoder is setup to handle the padding and/or the repetitive patterns in the packets.
When you search for a CW for a single session key for a channel,being the channel Biss or Biss-E becomes irrelevant.
Including some systems that use ECM might use a single key for the session,like VOD in dish network,other services are simply sending the same ECM over an over,never change,and you still can find the CW to decrypt it regardless of the processes involved.
Biss or Biss-E does not make a difference to you,you can get a crypt8 and find the CW.
The fact you might not find a good crypt8 has nothing to do with the encryption,but how the encoder is setup to handle the padding and/or the repetitive patterns in the packets.
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