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Channel Hopper said:
Feeling smug
Seca 2 Titanium File now out
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In case you were wondering what happened, you were warned though.
The emulation of the S*ca2 system uses the following instruments:
- Hash Table Bx Algorithm SuperEncription
- RSA *** and exponent to decrypt ECM table 1001
- Operative *** 0D (March)
First of all you have to know that we have 3 hash tables in our S*ca2 cards. We have 9x, Bx and Fx table.
The Bx and the Fx tables are allocated in the eeprom of the card that was dumped maybe using an unlooper or a glitcher. The 9x tables are allocated in the rom, and there's no word of a dump of the S*ca2 rom over the Net.
The eeprom dump is not of public domain anyway but someone with commercial interests used that to produce some pirate cards called Titanium and KnotCard earlier this year, wich files are not on the public domain as these cards are sold by people who lives this not as a hobby but as a work!
I think that the Bx tables used in the emu that YOU have on your cams (I've only an extremely normal GoldBox decoder ), have been dumped down from one these pirate cards or maybe someone had the files used to build the titanium cards and similar cards and he decompiled them.
The nice fact is that these tables are now in the public circuit, you can find them in the "Scam" binary file of the 5 mega img file for DreamBox. The sad fact is that if S_K_Y wants (and why shouldn't it want it?), it can switch all the ECM and EMM to a different table. It can use Fx tables at the beginning, just to give a black screen to all the emu people but soon or later also the Fx tables will faced up the sceenes. Definitevely S_K_Y could switch all to 9x hash table then and it will grant it the stronger smack down for anyone interested in emu or pirate solutions.
The emulation of the S*ca2 system uses the following instruments:
- Hash Table Bx Algorithm SuperEncription
- RSA *** and exponent to decrypt ECM table 1001
- Operative *** 0D (March)
First of all you have to know that we have 3 hash tables in our S*ca2 cards. We have 9x, Bx and Fx table.
The Bx and the Fx tables are allocated in the eeprom of the card that was dumped maybe using an unlooper or a glitcher. The 9x tables are allocated in the rom, and there's no word of a dump of the S*ca2 rom over the Net.
The eeprom dump is not of public domain anyway but someone with commercial interests used that to produce some pirate cards called Titanium and KnotCard earlier this year, wich files are not on the public domain as these cards are sold by people who lives this not as a hobby but as a work!
I think that the Bx tables used in the emu that YOU have on your cams (I've only an extremely normal GoldBox decoder ), have been dumped down from one these pirate cards or maybe someone had the files used to build the titanium cards and similar cards and he decompiled them.
The nice fact is that these tables are now in the public circuit, you can find them in the "Scam" binary file of the 5 mega img file for DreamBox. The sad fact is that if S_K_Y wants (and why shouldn't it want it?), it can switch all the ECM and EMM to a different table. It can use Fx tables at the beginning, just to give a black screen to all the emu people but soon or later also the Fx tables will faced up the sceenes. Definitevely S_K_Y could switch all to 9x hash table then and it will grant it the stronger smack down for anyone interested in emu or pirate solutions.
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