it can't be cloned properly, unless information from abritus was constantly being leaked and it would not take them long to work that out
looks like avdi has been hacked again by the makers of fly tools.
FLY Vehicle Diagnostic Interface (FVDI)
FLY Vehicle Diagnostic Interface in abbreviated FVDI is last generation diagnostic interface for vehicles and trucks
produced from our company. It works the same as AVDI(ABRITES Vehicle Diagnostic Interface).
Currently FVDI is distributed with following diagnostic software:
1. ABRITES Commander for VAG - VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda
2. ABRITES Commander for Porsche
3. ABRITES Commander for Mercedes/Smart/Maybach
4. ABRITES Commander for OPEL/VAUXHALL
5. ABRITES Commander for BMW
6. ABRITES Commander for Peugeot/Citroen
7. ABRITES Commander for Fiat/Alfa/Lancia
8. Abrites Commander for Renault
9. Abrites Commander for Toyota/Lexus
10. Abrites Commander for Hyundai/KIA
11. Abrites Commander for Nissan/Infiniti
12. ABRITES TAG Key Tool
theres currently one on aliexpress for 4000 USD, bad new for abritus and you guys that have spent ??? if its been clone properly this time.
it can't be cloned properly, unless information from abritus was constantly being leaked and it would not take them long to work that out
This has been covered all before, i suggest you read some of the avdi threads.If they don't release new updates each time advi do, then you'll know that they are no different than all the other avdi clones
I suggest you read some of my posts regarding advi, cause if you think that it's all to do with the serial your surely mistaken
vag commander up to which version is coverd?
I never said their entire protection is a serial did I, if you defeat the security and get the firmware and any keys stored in ram which any clone must of done, then if it was possible to change the hardware id how would it not be 100% clone as you wouldn't need to touch any code so how could the firmware or software detect a clone.
Obviously you can't just change the burnt in hardware id unless the chip design is massively flawed.
also by the look of the picture of the new clone there seems to be a lot bigger pin count on what ever chip they've used, so maybe they've emulated the chip allowing them to change the ID to whatever they want
Let me put it to you this way paul, do you think that if you had 2 identical advi with the same features enabled that the whole reason why you can't run the software intended for interface A on interface B is because of the ID?
what relevance is that? it doesn't matter if they modify each software and/or firmware we are not talking about interchanging the software.
IF it was possible to change any chip id and you then put unmodified firmware including and ram contents etc would the software of the cloned original not work 100% in the clones?
Also I'm not talking about updates as it will be pretty safe to say even if they've completly cracked avdi encrption of the software etc and could supply updates abritus would be forced to change security so it wouldn't last long.
If it does work properly say bye to the locksmithing industry for a little while. I've always said China is getting better which is bad news for most, good for some.
I don't understanding nothing you guys are saying, but vvdi was cloned? seems to work..
That is the whole reason why you can't clone it, it has nothing to do with the hardware ID
You're stuck on the hardware ID, which you can overcome by modifying the software to ignore it, but you can't ignore just one of the chips features like triple DES encryption keys stored in it's ram via battery backup, but your still stuck on the hardware ID.
You're willing to fork out $4000 for an interface that won't last long and cannot be updated???
Then it's no zfvucking cloned then is it captain, the whole definition of a cloned interface to me means that the cloned interface is identical to the original that the original software can run on the clone and it won't know the difference regardless of updates it will still work.
Now why do you think they charge alot even for clones, because they have to purchase the original interface with the features thay want on their clones and use those details on there interfaces and still be able to make a profit at the end of the day on something which is limited only to the features they have copied.
FAL (7th April, 2013)
You wait 'till the clone of the clone will come out. Then the price war will start. Like anything made in China, price will come down. Wonder if it does what it says on the tin.
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