it will be interesting to watch how long it takes bev to close this loophole, if they can at all, permanently. we will not need a real hack anytime soon, so to see this so early is promising.
i will stress again, this is not a hack, but a step in the right direction, which can better help the coders understand the workings of Nagravision 3. first we saw carded hacks for the weak rom101, than emulation hacks for DVB cards and hours after, hacks for all makes of FTA receivers. as most of us know, Nagravision 2 was not fully hacked until the final days of the scaling back of Nagravision 1. if they are unable to find out the smart card number, they will have to determine, which of the thousands deployed right now it is, and specifically shut down that card through the stream. if it is, do not expect this to last very long. whether that is obtainable through connection to the nfusion server, by B3V, is unknown at this time. they will need the exact number of that card.
#Nagra 3 encryption Patch
in essence, they will have to find out which exact Nagra 3 smart card is being used in order to patch this hole in their system. let me stress, this is not a hack, this is a very simple work around, which i believe will have bev on it's toes scrambling to patch without any decent recourse for the next few days.
#Nagra 3 encryption code
I am told this was accomplished by nfusion using a subscribed bev smart card in one of their servers, which than lends the encryption code to any nfusion connected to that server. expect Neosat and other IKS receivers to have similar work arounds available in the near future. as of right now, nfusion users can view NFL sunday ticket while plugged into the internet with their nfusion. nfusion has released a work around for the Nagravision 3 encryption system in use by b3V for NFL Sunday ticket. This is worth a front page mention, and it is good news for the entire satellite community for the years to come. Nagravision 3 work around released today!!
0 kommentar(er)
