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Encryption
Is there any way to decrypt digital or is it something that we are still trying to find out
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Re: encyption
Hi,
there should be other posts around on digital scaning and encryption.
There is no scanner (Yet) that will decode digital encryption as used by the QPS.
There are scanners that will allow you to listen to digital transmissions.
Paul.
there should be other posts around on digital scaning and encryption.
There is no scanner (Yet) that will decode digital encryption as used by the QPS.
There are scanners that will allow you to listen to digital transmissions.
Paul.
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Re: encyption
thanks ill have to look into that cant wait till a scanner can do that that would be great
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Re: encyption
Dont think it will ever happen bud, not legally anyway if someone did happen to get through the encryption it is illegal.
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Re: encyption
Hi,
ACMA has no policy in place to decode ecryption as iilegal. It is what you do with the information once you have it that will get you.
The encryption was put in place to stop listening, who knows what the future will bring.
Motorola would have no intrest in releasing a digital scanner that could decode encryption, if they did those companies would no longer pay the big $$ for the encryption.
it will come eventually, possibly out of china or else where, someone will be looking it - one day.
Paul.
ACMA has no policy in place to decode ecryption as iilegal. It is what you do with the information once you have it that will get you.
The encryption was put in place to stop listening, who knows what the future will bring.
Motorola would have no intrest in releasing a digital scanner that could decode encryption, if they did those companies would no longer pay the big $$ for the encryption.
it will come eventually, possibly out of china or else where, someone will be looking it - one day.
Paul.
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Re: encyption
thats what hackers are for
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Dosn't QPS have that key that changes every how many minutes or whatever it is, so if the technology is brought out it will be way advanced.
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Re: Encryption
who would know what the future brings.
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Re: Encryption
But imagine the $$$ Motorola would bring in if they did release a scanner that could do it. There would be people that would pay thousands. It will never happen in my opinion. But you never know, if you know the right people. Its possible. Trust me.
People/Uni Students in the states have created devives that can crack the key and track it even when it changes. (Not connected to a scanner of course)
People/Uni Students in the states have created devives that can crack the key and track it even when it changes. (Not connected to a scanner of course)
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Re: Encryption
I'm pretty sure someone somewhere is working on it.
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Re: Encryption
Second that.hotmetal1000 wrote:I'm pretty sure someone somewhere is working on it.
They have that ability so when/if a radio goes missing or gets stolen, the radio is rendered useless until it's been modified to match the same key (if thats what you call it)Rochedalescan wrote:Dosn't QPS have that key that changes every how many minutes or whatever it is, so if the technology is brought out it will be way advanced.
During APEC, a radio got stolen and within minutes they changed it so the stolen radio was useless.
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Yeah, they have "over the air" stunnning capabilities
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Re: Encryption
Encrypted signals can be decoded.
NSA have the technology.
NSA stands for NO SUCH ADDRESS
We may be able to buy receivers that can crack encryption one day in the future. A long way away yet
NSA have the technology.
NSA stands for NO SUCH ADDRESS
We may be able to buy receivers that can crack encryption one day in the future. A long way away yet
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I suspect you are correct.AIRMAN wrote:Encrypted signals can be decoded.
NSA have the technology.
NSA stands for NO SUCH ADDRESS
We may be able to buy receivers that can crack encryption one day in the future. A long way away yet
I have been doing some research into the ap25 digital and it is interesting to see how it works, how the security options have been developed and what given some more time they will be able to do with the radios.
I have also noticed the white ticket lice at the train stations are using a new looking motorolla handy, I have been unable to identify a model but is dose not look like an XTS but may be on the BCC network, the interesting thing I did notice was it inability to work form the platfrom at Brunswick stations to the point where they resorted to the good old mobile phone.
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Re: Encryption
Motorola MPT850's Transit Officers in Qld use
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Re: Encryption
Interesting. I believe Motorola MTP850s are TETRA, don't know about MPT850s.SunnybankScan wrote:Motorola MPT850's Transit Officers in Qld use
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Re: Encryption
Are they assigned to the BCC network, Police or have there own freq?Comint wrote:Interesting. I believe Motorola MTP850s are TETRA, don't know about MPT850s.SunnybankScan wrote:Motorola MPT850's Transit Officers in Qld use
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Re: Encryption
Technically speaking, there is no such thing as the "BCC network".brisescannerdude wrote: Are they assigned to the BCC network, Police or have there own freq?
The Brisbane City Council is just a major client on Motorola's Zeon Digital Network (which is TETRA), and Motorola probably uses that fact to entice other Government departments to also sign-up to the network.
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Re: Encryption
this is true BCC are just a client so is Translink for that matter which are the people who tell Transit Officers what to do now in an agreement with QR.
Currently using Tetra.
QUT
Chubb Security
BCC Buses
Cityworks
Transit Guards
Riverstage (only use it sometimes - still preform there hyt's)
I have personally used the MPT850's in my job on some Event sites for there bump in and bump out's they aren't all that bad coverage in some spots is bad however. and the fact that someone can locate you with a application for some departments is kinda creepy
Currently using Tetra.
QUT
Chubb Security
BCC Buses
Cityworks
Transit Guards
Riverstage (only use it sometimes - still preform there hyt's)
I have personally used the MPT850's in my job on some Event sites for there bump in and bump out's they aren't all that bad coverage in some spots is bad however. and the fact that someone can locate you with a application for some departments is kinda creepy
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Re: Encryption
SES use them aswell, I find the units quite good, the tracking function is handy.
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