Would anyone be interested in a very basic tool that takes a Motorola basic privacy decimal key and converts it to the short hex key, as well as calculating the long hex key and the actual cipher frame? Like this:
Keep in mind this is a very simple program for educational/testing purposes only! As written, this cannot be used to recover unknown keys. I promise you, this program will not let you listen to encrypted communications.
This program is designed to be used to verify your captured cipher frames and check them for accuracy. This assumes that you own, or have permission to use, the testing system and have permission to use the key.
Except for the actual short hex keys (which can be easily searched for and freely acquired), the rest is all basic math. No voodoo or dark spells required. I wish I had this 10 years ago.
Code:
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BP Key Converter
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Key [0 - 255]: 132 <<< Enter decimal key
Short Hex Key: 688A
Long Hex Key: 680A688A688A
Silence Frame: F801A99F8CE0
Cipher Frame: 900BC115E46A
-----------------------------This program is designed to be used to verify your captured cipher frames and check them for accuracy. This assumes that you own, or have permission to use, the testing system and have permission to use the key.
Except for the actual short hex keys (which can be easily searched for and freely acquired), the rest is all basic math. No voodoo or dark spells required. I wish I had this 10 years ago.
