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Motorola System Key Generator qustion
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System Keys are very dangerous to have, as I'm sure you've read. Most radio systems will brick your radio if you try transmitting although there are many ways to passive receive a system and have been throughly covered both here and on batlabs.com...
Now with that little statement out of the way, with a hex editor it isn't too hard to create a system key if you know the right fields for said system key. If you have a look at someones syskey you'll know what to fill in.
Regards,
-Frank C.
Now with that little statement out of the way, with a hex editor it isn't too hard to create a system key if you know the right fields for said system key. If you have a look at someones syskey you'll know what to fill in.
Regards,
-Frank C.
MattSR
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No. Such tools would be restricted to /\/\otorola/Vendor only use and are not for public consumption (for obvious reasons)
freerideraustralia
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do a search on the internet you will be suprised what you will find
Never ask for that. If there's one piece of software that can get your butt into a sling, it's that...if it exists outside of Motorola's labs.
This topic should be deleted and the OP warned not to approach it again.
This topic should be deleted and the OP warned not to approach it again.
MattSR
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It is a really silly question when you think about it. What possible legitimate uses could such a tool have outside of Motorola??!?!?!!!
BaLa
Member
Wouldn't that be similar to those WLan Key generators you find online?
It'd be pretty hard to get the same one twice.?
It'd be pretty hard to get the same one twice.?
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