apco25 encryption

[satob1]

hi guys, im located in nsw australia i was wondering if there was such thing as a decoder for apco25 the police are using this aus wide i was just wondering if they encrypted the signal can it be unscambled some how ,regards satob1 nsw australia

 

[flyingwolf]

You might want to try the APCO25 forum, this is a for sale forum.

 

[mikewazowski]

If encrypted signals could be decrypted by anybody, why bother encrypting at all?

Think about it.

 

[jcecklund]

Encryption

I will only say this, encryption can be decrypted if you know who and where to contact the right people for the equipment, I will tell you this.... it will cost you lots of $$$$ and if you get caught its going to cost you $$$$ plus jail time, however if your clever enough you can find the right connection, I will tell you that it takes several days if not weeks to get it decrypted using lots of computers.

There used to be a website run by a bunch of disgrundled radio shop employee's that could duplicate the decrytion Key to decode it, the only problem is that the key can be change several times a day or week.

 

[claybarnes]

To be a bit friendler than my North American counterparts (Sorry for some of their rude tones) As they said no and more than likely never. But, I've learned that in technology, that you never say never. Thirty years ago, who would have thouht about the internet, wi-fi, and laptop tops? But, in the world of encryption you would almost have to say never. Uh, wolfman, this is not a for sale forum, and Mike think about my post. Ya'll did not have to bite the dudes head off. And no, I'm starting anything. As far as I'm concerned the matter is now mute. 'Tis the season!!

 

[satob1]

i think your right

I will only say this, encryption can be decrypted if you know who and where to contact the right people for the equipment, I will tell you this.... it will cost you lots of $$$$ and if you get caught its going to cost you $$$$ plus jail time, however if your clever enough you can find the right connection, I will tell you that it takes several days if not weeks to get it decrypted using lots of computers.

There used to be a website run by a bunch of disgrundled radio shop employee's that could duplicate the decrytion Key to decode it, the only problem is that the key can be change several times a day or week.

hi thankyou for the intersting notes and reply on the subject i was talking about .the same subject is regarding cable and satellite tv signals etc they say they can be cracked even the new 2 year nds digital system ,with the right gear and know how etc they rotate a certain key each 7 days here if you get they key your in .merry xmas to everyone .regards satob1 nsw australia

 

[flyingwolf]

To be a bit friendler than my North American counterparts (Sorry for some of their rude tones) As they said no and more than likely never. But, I've learned that in technology, that you never say never. Thirty years ago, who would have thouht about the internet, wi-fi, and laptop tops? But, in the world of encryption you would almost have to say never. Uh, wolfman, this is not a for sale forum, and Mike think about my post. Ya'll did not have to bite the dudes head off. And no, I'm starting anything. As far as I'm concerned the matter is now mute. 'Tis the season!!

We werent being unfriendly in the least bit, you want to see unfriendly, do a search on this forum for cordless phone, that wil be a set of unfriendly discussions.

And this post was originally put in the for sale forum, through the miracle of the interweb they moved it to the correct forum. :roll:

As for 30 years ago who thought about the internet? Well how about the people using it for defense and reseach purposes?

The internet was actually around BEFORE Bob Dole invented it.

Now as far as I am concerned the matter is now moot.

(A moot case or a moot point is one not subject to a judicial determination because it involves an abstract question or a pretended controversy that has not yet actually arisen or has already passed. Mootness usually refers to a court's refusal to consider a case because the issue involved has been resolved prior to the court's decision, leaving nothing that would be affected by the court's decision.)

 

[jparks29]

The internet was actually around BEFORE Bob Dole invented it.

yeah, we all know Gore was the father of the internet...


DARPA,1960's I know.....