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<blockquote data-quote="2old4this" data-source="post: 11321" data-attributes="member: 174998"><p>First of all, a lot/most/all of the rumours on teh D-day hack actually refer to something called ScD. That was announced in a mysterious manner on some Spanish boards a few days ago, and those that read it jumped to the wrong conclusions. In fact, it's just a very secure Chat program. That's it. Nothing whatsoever to do with Seca2.</p><p></p><p>Secondly - on the Conax thing: there's no "if" about it. A British company operating from a Thai address has been selling Dreamcards for years. I've posted info on this on this board two years ago. The reason it hasn't resulted in a public hack is as I described in my post earlier in this thread - it is simply too secure a card. And clearly the insiders are happy making vast amounts of money from its sale (almost 300 GBP a go) - they have no interest in leaking the hexes. Moreover, the card almost certainly uses chip that is not found in normal goldwafers. So even if you had the hexes, you'd have to get hold of the right chips, the right programming device and software, and make your own card.</p><p></p><p>2old</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2old4this, post: 11321, member: 174998"] First of all, a lot/most/all of the rumours on teh D-day hack actually refer to something called ScD. That was announced in a mysterious manner on some Spanish boards a few days ago, and those that read it jumped to the wrong conclusions. In fact, it's just a very secure Chat program. That's it. Nothing whatsoever to do with Seca2. Secondly - on the Conax thing: there's no "if" about it. A British company operating from a Thai address has been selling Dreamcards for years. I've posted info on this on this board two years ago. The reason it hasn't resulted in a public hack is as I described in my post earlier in this thread - it is simply too secure a card. And clearly the insiders are happy making vast amounts of money from its sale (almost 300 GBP a go) - they have no interest in leaking the hexes. Moreover, the card almost certainly uses chip that is not found in normal goldwafers. So even if you had the hexes, you'd have to get hold of the right chips, the right programming device and software, and make your own card. 2old [/QUOTE]
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