The Official Thread: Live audio feeds, scanners, and... wait for it.. ENCRYPTION!

[com501]

Thanks Ray Air ! I'lltry Amazon! Unlike those other posters you are capable of communicating useful info. The others just like to trade insults.

Seems to me YOU are the one trading insults. Calling people jerks, etc. And FYI, YOU PM'd me with an insulting PM, I did not PM you, Mr. 'Want Decryption For Free'.

PS - ALL the content of your departments 'secret' comms are available through a FOIA request. Get hopping.

 

[kayn1n32008]

Seems to me YOU are the one trading insults. Calling people jerks, etc. And FYI, YOU PM'd me with an insulting PM, I did not PM you, Mr. 'Want Decryption For Free'.



PS - ALL the content of your departments 'secret' comms are available through a FOIA request. Get hopping.

Just another one that wants to be spoon fed.

 

[balibago]

For the life of me

Well I didn't personally call anyone a jerk. However any private business other than a defense contractor who encrypts a two way radio transmission is a jerk. We should be uniting to defeat these people and their silly privacy schemes not assisting them with free technical info. Let em use a damn telephone. And I PMed you to tell you that it was not America's fun loving scannists who were wrecking your business but ObamaCare. You are like most Americans too worried about fighting the little people when they are having a little fun instead of recognizing your real enemy the all encompassing "BIG Brother".

 

[tampabaynews]

However any private business other than a defense contractor who encrypts a two way radio transmission is a jerk.

Haha.

Okay.

 

[kayn1n32008]

Haha.



Okay.

He's like 12... Right?

 

[QDP2012]

However any private business other than a defense contractor who encrypts a two way radio transmission...

Question for thought: Why wouldn't you expect a private business to have private communications?

 

[JoeyC]

When he gets past age 13, (remember he used to be 12) he may begin to realize that all these communications that he hears or used to hear on his scanner are not provided for the entertainment of the scanner owner.

 

[balibago]

To be honest

In actuality I've never even figured out how to map an LTR system or how to download DSD +. But I speak for millions of two way radio enthusiasts that there should be an elite group of us always on the lookout to defeat encryption. There should be a number of free publications out there on Wikileaks thwarting the will of the man. Or the jerk in case of private business. You people out there who sympathize with those who scramble communications should go find another website or go live in North Korea or both. I heard a while backit was possible to eavesdrop on cordless phones with a certain wireless card. Why was not that info published to this website? I may not be some sophisticated smartie but it didn't stop me from knowing right from wrong. You see nothing but corruption and abuse of power from agencies who scramble anything but the most sensitive communications. I love arguing with you people but my fingers hurt from typing!How about you'll PM me your phone numbers so we can chat.

 

[kayn1n32008]

In actuality I've never even figured out how to map an LTR system or how to download DSD +.

Who cares? I have no desire to map or listen to LTR. If I did I would learn.

But I speak for millions of two way radio enthusiasts that there should be an elite group of us always on the lookout to defeat encryption.

Good luck with that.

There should be a number of free publications out there on Wikileaks thwarting the will of the man.

How about YOU start one if you feel this is how it should be?

Or the jerk in case of private business.

Grow up. If a business wants to secure their comms from the likes of you, that does not make them 'jerks' it is their 'right' as much as it is your 'right' to listen.

You people out there who sympathize with those who scramble communications should go find another website or go live in North Korea or both.

Nope. I have no issue with law enforcement securing their comms so they are not live streamed on the net. This keeps the media from playing the dying words of police officers for the masses.

I heard a while backit was possible to eavesdrop on cordless phones with a certain wireless card. Why was not that info published to this website?

Probably because it was experimental to research ways to make the OTA protocol more secure.

I may not be some sophisticated smartie

Finally we agree about something.

but it didn't stop me from knowing right from wrong.

Apparently not... You keep insisting on someone to write software to defeat encryption.

You see nothing but corruption and abuse of power from agencies who scramble anything but the most sensitive communications.

Not where I live. You want the contents of encrypted comms file a FOIA request like com501 suggested, or is after the fact not good enough? Or better yet join the department you want to listen to...

 

[com501]

Now you see the usefulness of the ignore button.....

I'm going off to work on the encryption for a PUBLIC EVENT, so that people can't stream their comms. Oh, bad us.

 

[kayn1n32008]

FYI, YOU PM'd me... Mr. 'Want Decryption For Free'.

Now you see the usefulness of the ignore button.....

As soon as I get to a desk/lap top computer... Was hoping he would just get the message, but apparently not.

I'm going off to work on the encryption for a PUBLIC EVENT, so that people can't stream their comms. Oh, bad us.

Looks like you are a 'jerk' now! Seems I am to with my BP on my DMR radio...

 

[krokus]

In actuality I've never even figured out how to map an LTR system or how to download DSD +. But I speak for millions of two way radio enthusiasts that there should be an elite group of us always on the lookout to defeat encryption. There should be a number of free publications out there on Wikileaks thwarting the will of the man. Or the jerk in case of private business. You people out there who sympathize with those who scramble communications should go find another website or go live in North Korea or both. I heard a while backit was possible to eavesdrop on cordless phones with a certain wireless card. Why was not that info published to this website? I may not be some sophisticated smartie but it didn't stop me from knowing right from wrong. You see nothing but corruption and abuse of power from agencies who scramble anything but the most sensitive communications. I love arguing with you people but my fingers hurt from typing!How about you'll PM me your phone numbers so we can chat.

There are plenty of good reasons for encrypting various comms. Protecting personal privacy, protecting business secrets, and personnel safety, are all examples.

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[balibago]

As soon as I get to a desk/lap top computer... Was hoping he would just get the message, but apparently not.




Looks like you are a 'jerk' now! Seems I am to with my BP on my DMR radio...

Oh that's a good place to start with basic privacy. I hope that hacker Anonymous can chime in on the more advanced protocals. And I'm not giving up my fr4eedom to monitor just because of one sad but true incident with that officer. I think streaming should require the permission of the department being streamed. Before 1987 you could legally crack encryption and this was a great nation. Right now I'm on the fence with it.The decline began with BUSH 1. America was great because of freedom including the freedom to hack. W e have ruined the enjoyment of life with all these DAM laws. God how we all miss analog cell phones. Can I PM my dear?

 

[kayn1n32008]

God how we all miss analog cell phones.

I do not miss them. I can do far more today, now that my phone is not analogue, than when it was... Including blocking you.

Can I PM my dear?

Not me. Now I do not need to read to your crap. Good bye. As in you have been added to my ignore list

Much better now! No more balibago

 

[balibago]

kayn1n320008

kayn1n32008: You find a documented pattern of official obfuscation ,corruption fraud,waste and abuse when you find encryption in public safety, encryption is used by business criminals to hide their actions. like illegal dumpingfrom:in the patch posts3282

 

[com501]

Digital cell phones are just as easy to monitor as analog ones were except now it takes a $50k piece of test gear to do so.
It is easier to tap into a DSLAM and listen to landline phone calls than it is to cordless phones.
Truly encrypted comms are secure.

It was just as illegal to decrypt communications BEFORE 1987 as now. Rewriting a few laws to make Senators happy didn't change physics.

Have a nice day. Unitl you are willing to spend some time and money in your hobby, quit complaining.

 

[balibago]

Please post your location127.01.01.01 or whatever is not a relevant location. Just as America should not be a relevant location for arrogant public officials like Louis Ackal. Remember Louis Ackal under indictment, abusive, encrypted two way radio system.

 

[Citywide173]

Louis Ackal under indictment, abusive, encrypted two way radio system.

For someone who talks about the freedoms in this country, you sure seem to pick and choose which ones are important. Under indictment indicates that he has yet to be tried. The US Justice system is based upon the belief that a person is innocent until proven guilty by a jury of his peers (or a judge if a bench trial is chosen,) yet you have already convicted him in your mind while trying to develop, or more accurately, wishing someone else would develop a free program to defeat encryption. The second that defeat of encryption occurs, the application is illegal-semantics aside-if it is proven to work, that means that it successfully un-encrypted an encrypted communication as proof of concept, and unless the person was using their own encrypted radios for that proof of concept, they have broken the law. You are looking for people to break Federal law just so you can do the same.

If you don't like it, elect people that will change the law. Until then, your rants here will do nothing but attract the attention of those that have been around radios a lot longer than you. Those people realize how far up your posterior aspect your head is, and you will never be able to make a convincing argument from your position.

I had fun watching, but you have been added to my ignore list as well.

EDIT

I'm sure it's above your radar, but 127.0.0.1 is a very real place.

 

[com501]

I'm sure it's above your radar, but 127.0.0.1 is a very real place.

And I spend a lot more time there than I should!!:lol:

 

[balibago]

For the life of me

I kinda notice that the people who are jumping on me for my anti radio establishment comments have a LOT of posts on this website, ,probably you are in this business and your corporate masters are pushing this encryption crap in their brochures.All these nonsense comments like "todays first responders need robust, secure netwoks to protect mission critical voice transmissions" What a lark. Everyday radio monitors are about fun and fun includes listening to as much juicy stuff as possible. And as far as Louis Ackal is concerned 8 of his deputies have already plead guilty. When you see encryption you see abuse of power. The problem is not changing the people in office through elections the problem is getting enough people to take action like jury nullification, civil disobiendience and the like. It took referendums not elections to get legal weed in Colorado and to get a whole bunch of make beleive felonys reduced to Misdemeanors in California. The electoral process is deeply corrupted by insiders like Motorola, corrections corp of America and the like.