PLTV 10? East

[excollier]

Yeah, working here too

[dick b]

not working, I manually edited the new key and its not working now (did before) any ideas. tried restarting the Cccam

double check what you entered one digit wrong and it wont open. the keys I posted are still good.

[Manic01]

Wonder how long they will last this time, cant see the team passing them on so quick next time.

[saj1985]

for those of you who use minicats bundle,
his bundle is already updated...

however i noticed that the key within the minicats bundle is different to the one dick b has posted,
how many different keys is there available to clear the one channel?



from what i read you,
need a nvidia graphics card which i have,
i found the csa rainbow tool no problem,
but i've been searching for that table for ages with no luck,
if anyone knows where to find it, please enlighten us...

any ideas peeps?

[Manic01]

1 key only

[saj1985]

1 key only

thanks a lot mate!

[Peterjones]

Wonder how long they will last this time, cant see the team passing them on so quick next time.

Why it's a hobby. It's a challenge for someone to make it work and then share that with all.

The last key was well known so I would assume this one will last a bit. It can't be in their interest to keep changing the key only for it to be cracked again.

[miguel 50]

I guess mpeg4 is not so common place so theres a good chance it could last a while

[Peterjones]

I guess mpeg4 is not so common place so theres a good chance it could last a while

I guess that is true. Does seem more and more are trying to get into the hobby though.

[peepo]

any ideas peeps?

the process is very real and correct. the issue is that time is still required to brute force the actual key hence why the source was written for the nvidia cards with the numerous cores to speed this up to an extent. the process works by examine specific parts of the streamed packets with can only have approx 16777216 different values. look these up in the rainbow tables shows u possible key values which when a+b+c&chsum e+f+g&chsum = 8 byte control word

the weakness is in the CSA word lengths and the packet structure organisation which is pretty static.

colibre had some info on this and even had the rainbow tables listed on his site when i last looked some time since.

i reckon 6-10 hours for correct BISS key :O

best regards

peepo

[Peterjones]

So this is how they manage to break any encription software then. Once they know what goes into making up the code they just use similar methods to obtain the right key?

I guess this is why Sky keep changing their method (so I was told) so that someone cant do something similar.

[peepo]

So this is how they manage to break any encription software then. Once they know what goes into making up the code they just use similar methods to obtain the right key?

I guess this is why Sky keep changing their method (so I was told) so that someone cant do something similar.

hmm 2 different things there my friends. let my try to explain.

first all pay tv CA 'conditional access' work same principals. the whole aim is to end up with a 64 bit key(8bytes) to decrypt the picture using the common scrambling algorithm. the 8 byte key is split and we end up with

byte byte byte CS byte byte byte CS
CS = checksum.

therefore we have to find 6 bytes as we can calculate the checksum. this weakens the strength of the scrambling process.

second the BISS encryption is a rigid type encyption so we can see patterns in the transport stream which enables us to look at predetermined tables which indicate that certain values are a possibility. this again weakens the process and enables a brute force style attack.

if the key changed often then this would cancel out this style attack unless it was possible to determine they key before the change. most CA 're NDS/sky' change the key every 10/20 seconds.

thanks

[hsbajwa316]

working for me now guys, had to change the constant.cw instead of the softcam.key

[southpaw83]

How much would it cost for a legitimate subscription to this channel, for interest

[digicon]

How much would it cost for a legitimate subscription to this channel, for interest

You cant subscribe thats where a lot of people seem to get mixed up this is an uplink satellite for broadcasters only and not meant for joe public