I know it's low security.
I have some Kenwood's that have the ability, and in the programming software you assign a scramble number. I think it's like 4000 different numbers to choose from.
I also know that some cheaper radios will have 10 or so "preset" scrambler codes.
So what I'm wondering is, who, and how will someone, actually be able to find the individual scramble code out of 4000 or so, without merely getting extremely lucky?
I've never seen a "scrambler scanner" readily available, but then again, I don't hang out on the dark web much.
So what is the chance someone will find my code, and listen in?
I have some Kenwood's that have the ability, and in the programming software you assign a scramble number. I think it's like 4000 different numbers to choose from.
I also know that some cheaper radios will have 10 or so "preset" scrambler codes.
So what I'm wondering is, who, and how will someone, actually be able to find the individual scramble code out of 4000 or so, without merely getting extremely lucky?
I've never seen a "scrambler scanner" readily available, but then again, I don't hang out on the dark web much.
So what is the chance someone will find my code, and listen in?