Sky Clamping Down on piracy

[dave-h]

when do you know when to put card back in sly box as i think my card needs updates about every 6/8 weeks so should i just put it in once a month anyway?

Via CCcam web-interface!

open the browser on a PC, enter your dreambox ip, followed by :16001 ( so as an example 192.168.1.2:16001) you'll then be on the cccam web info page where you can check entitlements amongst other things...

[piopat]

i would think the only way they could know if someone was a client of a payserver is if the payserver was caught and sly retrieved all the clients ip addresses and credit card details ,they may be able to tell your a client of a payserver if you use sly broadband . having a dreambox or any other sharing reciever connected to your sky dish is no different than having any free to air reciever attached to it (sly have no way of knowing which box is being used ).of course if your sharing your own card they might be able to tell by the amount of ecms ,keep the box in standby or switched off when not in use or leave it on a fta channel and likewise for anyone sharing with you that keeps the ecms down. and put the sly card back in the sly box on a regular basis. no one from sly can enter your home they would need the police with them and a warrant ,if they call to your home dont let them in . this i think is just scare tactics from sly ,after all if they know exactly who is sharing how come the payservers are all still operating how come they havent been caught, stop the servers and you stop the clients .

[the man]

i would think the only way they could know if someone was a client of a payserver is if the payserver was caught and sly retrieved all the clients ip addresses and credit card details ,they may be able to tell your a client of a payserver if you use sly broadband . having a dreambox or any other sharing reciever connected to your sky dish is no different than having any free to air reciever attached to it (sly have no way of knowing which box is being used ).of course if your sharing your own card they might be able to tell by the amount of ecms ,keep the box in standby or switched off when not in use or leave it on a fta channel and likewise for anyone sharing with you that keeps the ecms down. and put the sly card back in the sly box on a regular basis. no one from sly can enter your home they would need the police with them and a warrant ,if they call to your home dont let them in . this i think is just scare tactics from sly ,after all if they know exactly who is sharing how come the payservers are all still operating how come they havent been caught, stop the servers and you stop the clients .

think the online boxkeys generators could be a massive risk factor, the info used on theses sites give all the info sky needs, theres loads newbies starting servers e.c.t...
just a thougth

[flyingpig]

To find out whats happening and why, you would need to have all the facts of all the cases,

i.e. do they have multiroom, are they sharing with over 1 down the line (giving re-share) , do they have sky broadband, do they have it plugged into the phone line, etc....

[HoTTDubbER]

people have has there cards stopped that had never even shared across the net such as local lan only shares
it has something to do with EMMs or card talking back, it seems to be able to tell when it hasnt been in original the receiver
i think we have already crossed mole or servers infiltrated out due to such circumstances

[neo1]

i think i read a while back that there is some sort of emm killer sent that the original box can block/handle but the emulators cant

[the man]

i think i read a while back that there is some sort of emm killer sent that the original box can block/handle but the emulators cant

a few months back there was a big thing
sky killing off white cards "end of cs" ect
what ever happen to that? did the cards get put back on?
could scares like that pop up every few months?

[HoTTDubbER]

far to many members on ecs have been switched off for it to be a scare tactic and making storys up

[the man]

far to many members on ecs have been switched off for it to be a scare tactic and making storys up

is there a common link between them?
was they all swaping clines?

I know someone who told me a months ago that a guy in a sky jacket knocked on there door and asked if the sky was OK as theres road works going on wtf , I told the person that it must had been cable not sky i was told 100% it was sky, the persons on a server with sky bb, so looks like i was wrong i thougth it was very odd tbh

[flyingpig]

far to many members on ecs have been switched off for it to be a scare tactic and making storys up

Agreed......Well mine is still on.,.,

But that would be right with what Alunfennel has said..,.,

[tvadict]

Many Pay servers are now down. People coming from holidays are being greeted by screens asking them to subscribe to channels that they already have, on calling sky they get same answer as everyone: Your account under investigation. People are realising when time comes to update the EMM, and the card becomes dead.

Its looking like by end of october almost all cards not in original boxes will be dead.

[neo1]

people have has there cards stopped that had never even shared across the net such as local lan only shares
it has something to do with EMMs or card talking back, it seems to be able to tell when it hasnt been in original the receiver
i think we have already crossed mole or servers infiltrated out due to such circumstances

do you know if the cards stopped when put back in original box or do they stop in dm box.
also does anyone know what cams were used

[opsmonkey]

my official sky HD box has never been connected to a phone line do you think i'll have any dramas..?? I dont share my card

[flyingpig]

Nah.....I know most people dont connect there Sky box to a phone line.....

[frankharrison]

I have Sky multiroom. By mistake I unplugged upstairs phone line and forgot to put it back in. I had a letter telling to plug the line back in or pay full price for the card. So they can tell if you don't connect your box to the phone line.