I do not know if this is a very expensive software

[7312345]

I found a can decrypt the encrypted voice its website Decodio their products should be very expensive , but I tried to contact them at present no response！

 

[jaspence]

It doesn't matter what it costs, decoding an encrypted signal is illegal, and the end cost could make the purchase price look like pocket change.

 

[7312345]

They may not illegal they are legal in Europe

 

[jaspence]

If you would give your location, you would get more precise answers. Nothing in you post gives anyone a clue where you live.

 

[Forts]

I don't see anything on that site claiming it does anything with encrypted signals. Decoding vs decrypting are two very different things.

 

[7312345]

Maybe

 

[7312345]

I don't see anything on that site claiming it does anything with encrypted signals. Decoding vs decrypting are two very different things.

See description nxdn

 

[cmjonesinc]

I don't see anything on that site claiming it does anything with encrypted signals. Decoding vs decrypting are two very different things.

Yeah I'm only seeing "Automatic scrambling decryption" under NXDN. I guess that's why it's "decodio" and not "decryptio".

 

[7312345]

Automatic scrambling to decipher the encrypted decryption not call?

 

[br0adband]

When you get into the commercial side of things, they're very different from anything designed for consumers so, in that respect such software + hardware as this company appears to be marketing would be targeted to business and government clients and again, things are totally different in those areas. Looks interesting, however, apparently a bit beyond anything that our typical SDR software right now (like SDR#, SDR-Console, HDSDR, etc) is capable of - at least so far.

"It's all about the software..." as is commonly understood with SDR - the software is the limitation far more so than the hardware anymore.

 

[slicerwizard]

Lame.

This software is expensive - no prices on the website, targeting government and LE users, and look at the receivers they're paired with. And all they offer is NXDN 15 bit decryption?

 

[Forts]

See description nxdn

My mistake, didn't see that. However NDXN scrambling is not exactly robust... Just like TRBO basic privacy.

 

[7312345]

Yes, they can be decrypted only very expensive nxdn

 

[7312345]

My mistake, didn't see that. However NDXN scrambling is not exactly robust... Just like TRBO basic privacy.[/QUOTE
]What are your shortcut?

 

[Forts]

Shortcut for what??

 

[7312345]

Shortcut for what??

Fast decryption software

 

[Forts]

I haven't mentioned anything about fast decryption software. I only stated that NXDN Scramble and TRBO Basic Privacy are weak forms of encryption compared to other formats (DES, AES etc).

 

[KC4RAF]

That software is expensive.

It is used for the purpose of analyzing and monitoring TETRA, NXDN, DMR, dPMR, TETRAPOL, P25 systems. Not for decoding as thought. It is used for digital trunked radio systems.
The price for that software would cost the average man's yearly wages.
Google is your friend.

 

[7312345]

I haven't mentioned anything about fast decryption software. I only stated that NXDN Scramble and TRBO Basic Privacy are weak forms of encryption compared to other formats (DES, AES etc).[/QUOTE
]So it is thank you

 

[7312345]

It is used for the purpose of analyzing and monitoring TETRA, NXDN, DMR, dPMR, TETRAPOL, P25 systems. Not for decoding as thought. It is used for digital trunked radio systems.
The price for that software would cost the average man's yearly wages.
Google is your friend.

It is likely to be tens of thousands of dollars