Looks like theMiami-Dade County Public Services (Project 25) is full encryption?

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Miami-Dade Corrections Department employees also are addressing the Committee regarding major P25 radio issues.

Miami-Dade IT Director has stated that a very short timetable will be established for returning to EDACS while Harris corrects problems with the system
 

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00:42:55... that is all!

The irony of it all is the first thing they mentioned repeatedly in that meeting was that encryption was turned on because of the websites broadcasting the police audio to mobile apps etc..


Scanners were too technical for your average criminal so they never carried them, but once they made the easy button to listen to the cops, now the encryption.
 

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It is very simple - make a 100% ban on ANY form of streaming scanner audio - encluding unidens new 536 wifi / apop scanner - in Europe most countrys have a streaming ban
 

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I thought the issue was encryption? Why would they still have issues with the P25 system.
 

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It is very simple - make a 100% ban on ANY form of streaming scanner audio - encluding unidens new 536 wifi / apop scanner - in Europe most countrys have a streaming ban

No need to do that. The fools will jump up and down screaming its thier rights to stream the audio out of their 600 dollar scanner so that the world can hear. Instead of enjoying the hobby as us oldtimers did, listen but respect the officers working by not retransmitting the audio to the world. I never understood why people want to stream so bad.


All the way until everyone goes crypto and they end up with a 600 dollar brick.
 

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I thought the issue was encryption? Why would they still have issues with the P25 system.

I think it goes beyond an encryption problem (obviously). Sounds like one of their problems may be a simulcast timing issue (or the lack thereof). Not to mention the small number of sites that are supposed to cover the whole county. It's a poorly designed system.
 

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encryption cracking forum

I can not for the life of me understand why this website does not have a dedicated encryption cracking thread. With all the things you can get over the net ......... These streamer jerks can't stream decrypted transmissions, maybe they can stream the sound of a jail cell door closing on them off a corrections officers radio. However the anonymous monitor should be able to get away with this.
 

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I can not for the life of me understand why this website does not have a dedicated encryption cracking thread. With all the things you can get over the net ......... These streamer jerks can't stream decrypted transmissions, maybe they can stream the sound of a jail cell door closing on them off a corrections officers radio. However the anonymous monitor should be able to get away with this.

Here we go.....3---2----1 locked.

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I can not for the life of me understand why this website does not have a dedicated encryption cracking thread. With all the things you can get over the net ......... These streamer jerks can't stream decrypted transmissions, maybe they can stream the sound of a jail cell door closing on them off a corrections officers radio. However the anonymous monitor should be able to get away with this.

Balibago, IMHO it's probably best not to discuss that particular issue any further. And I'll not leave it at that without a brief explanation. By the powers that be, the very ones who want to make public information private, it has been deemed illegal to attempt to decrypt state-type (police) transmissions.

Now, yes they do want to know what we're up to. Yes they want to be able to monitor all our radio transmissions, emails, cell calls, web surfing habits etc. Yes they want to be able to know all of our business. But they do not want us hearing or monitoring them. And if you attempt it they have the self-bestowed right to throw you in jail for a long time, take your money, part you from your family, take your equipment and take your freedom away.

I know the reality of it seems harsh, and kind of like a drastic overreach .... perhaps (just perhaps) like something the Nazi Party might have done in the 1930s when they were trying to eliminate all possible opposition to their movement. But what The State (your public servants) deems necessary, you will abide by without question. That's why you should not attempt to decrypt.
 

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I've warned once about keeping thread on topic. Now we have taken the turn down the road discussing decrypting radio communications which is a violation of Federal law. See Section 2510 of Title 18 of the United States and Section 605 of the Communications Act of 1934 as amended - now located at Section 705 of Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

This is called thread hijacking. It is against the forum rules (which is attached in my signature for those of you not familiar). I also posted above about talks of encryption (there is a thread for that).

Simple requests gentlemen...we could just start issuing infractions and close the thread.
 

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I agree, Signal-Zero, and thank you for reestablishing the topic and making it clear. I do just have one question and I hope it is not too off-topic. Since decrypting radio communications is a violation of Federal law (something we don't do here at RR and never will), does that mean that everybody from the NSA is going to Federal prison fairly soon? After all, we don't want them to tread on us.
 
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