Thread: Encryptions? What do i need to get more TV?

The majority of protected content is encrypteced via the Common Scrambling Algorithm. If you have the keys you can watch the pictures. That’s where the card providers come into the picture. Irdeto, NDS etc all have different means of delivering the decryption keys to the end user using proprietary smartcard systems.

The encryption is not the issue it’s deriving the keys. On the bright side some people would suggest the CSA key needed to view pictures is only six bytes long 255 255 255 255 255 255. I am yet to see anyone exploit that.

The stream key I suspect remains constant for some time otherwise ligit users would loose service while there cards where updated.

A white card and Aurora card you would not need any more unless you want to learn a foreign language

Originally Posted by MrElectricity

A white card and Aurora card you would not need any more unless you want to learn a foreign language

Plenty of foreign satellites carry English content

Yes but but I am talking about the birds commonly used by Oz.

Being on east coast Im sure my selection is limited, looking at Lyngsat for KU band, it would appear most things are on c1 d1 d2 not much encryption there

what do you need? a legitimate subscription. for FTA, you only need what you already have.

[QUOTE=big mick000;23932]what do you need? a legitimate subscription. QUOTE]

I had one, i just cant rem where i put it or what year i got it in