I have a MotoTrbo XPR7550. I use to monitor a county close by who uses a Trbo digital system but they recently changed their encryption codes. Everything else stayed the same, so I can still see them key up on my screen and see who is talking but just can't hear anything. Is there anyway to figure out what the new encryption codes are or somehow decode the transmission?
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MotoTrbo Enhanced Privacy Decode
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JRayfield
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Why don't you ask them for the code?
Keep in mind (in case you're not aware of it), that unless that agency specifically grants you permission to monitor their encrypted transmissions, then doing so is a violation of U.S. Federal Privacy laws. If you do not have permission, and someone there finds out that you are monitoring them (assuming that you figure out the encryption key again), and they complain to the FCC, then you could be in a LOT of trouble.
John Rayfield, Jr.
Keep in mind (in case you're not aware of it), that unless that agency specifically grants you permission to monitor their encrypted transmissions, then doing so is a violation of U.S. Federal Privacy laws. If you do not have permission, and someone there finds out that you are monitoring them (assuming that you figure out the encryption key again), and they complain to the FCC, then you could be in a LOT of trouble.
John Rayfield, Jr.
ASAD
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I guess you mean color code.
MTS2000des
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I'm sure the O/p means color code not encryption code as decrypting encrypted radio traffic without authorization is unlawful and a taboo subject.
To get the color code he/she could use a program like DMR Decode with an SDR to obtain the desired system data/
To get the color code he/she could use a program like DMR Decode with an SDR to obtain the desired system data/
DMR Decode won't yield privacy information. It sounds like you already have the frequency, color code, time slot, etc. You won't get that help here.
What part don't you get that hacking encryption codes for monitoring is illegal. If the sys admin won't give them to you, tough luck. If you keep asking expect a visit and if convicted don't bend over to get the soap. There is a reason the talkgroups are encrypted.
Or all of this is just a troll...
Good Grief ! :lol::lol::lol:
fourthhorseman
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While we're on the subject,I need the ENC key to a local PD's secure P25 channel...Oh,,And Ill take the keys to the medley of alphabet agencies too...You can just post them here,,No need to mail them to me...
Haaa...I needed a good chuckle!
Haaa...I needed a good chuckle!
toastycookies
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i think i can help you out here.
try the following code:
up up down down left right left right b a select start
try the following code:
up up down down left right left right b a select start
fourthhorseman
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I dunno what happened,,But my PSR500 is now playing DoubleDragon,,AND Ive got unlimited lives!...
Good one Toasty!
Good one Toasty!
kayn1n32008
ØÆSØ Say it, say 'ENCRYPTION'
What do you want to bet Motorola makes AES-256 a legit option for North America soon...
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Not Double Dragon, Contra. LOL
rapidcharger
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LOL.
Classic!
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SARCommCoord
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I heard that if you send your radio off to the DPRK (Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea), they will program all the encryption keys you will ever need. Of course, the cost for this is you must sell your soul to Kim Jong, but it seems like you would do anything for these codes.
MTS2000des
5B2_BEE00 Czar
I hear these are just the ticket if you are lucky enough like Ralphie to find one, that and a Red Rider BB Gun and you are a force to be reckoned with.
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Wow just wow smh. As a side note anyone know the cheat code for unlimited ammo in doom haha.
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