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06-09-08, 23:01
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Rumours about hack NDS and Nagravision 3
Since yesterday monitors our editors increasingly rumours about the possible hack of the NDS Videoguard and Kudelski Nagravision 3 coderingsystemen. In practice this could mean that the package of Sky Italia (Videoguard), the Spanish D (Nagravision3) and the German Premiere (Nagravision3) without paying any adjustments can be made visible.
The potential of the hack Nagravision3 system will be a major blow to the ailing Swiss coderingsspecialist Kudelski. This past week, made known a substantial loss in the first part of 2008 ago. This was mainly suffered by the costs that the company had to make codes cracked by television weather to recover. Even the loss of customers by the long-term free channels has to look at the losses to Kudelski. In the Netherlands using the digital television CanalDigitaal (Mediaguard) and UPC (Nagravision2) the encryption of Kudelski well as other products and services of the Swiss company.
The possible Nagravision3 hack is of a commercial nature. There will soon be a "smart card ijskrabber" on the market which brought more than 120 euros will cost. The force and any lasting effect of this smart card is totally uncertain, hence the pet name "ijskrabber."
Today come from Italy also becoming increasingly stubborn rumors that have never publicly hacked Videoguard encoding of the English NDS prey would have been cases of hackers. It talks about using an old Nokia Dbox receiver via a particular file should be modified. This is the zenderpakket of the Italian branch of the worldwide Sky television. The international satellietforum Satscreen has been through an email to its members asked to holders of Dbox recipients to enter into the file on force to be tested.
Satellite Magazine would unnecessarily indicate that use of modified smartcards and / or satellite receivers are free to be able to watch television which must be paid in the Netherlands through the Penal Code prohibited. Reason to strongly warn visitors of possible ways to look for free use.
This is good news :D
Rumours about hack NDS and Nagravision 3
Since yesterday monitors our editors increasingly rumours about the possible hack of the NDS Videoguard and Kudelski Nagravision 3 coderingsystemen. In practice this could mean that the package of Sky Italia (Videoguard), the Spanish D (Nagravision3) and the German Premiere (Nagravision3) without paying any adjustments can be made visible.
The potential of the hack Nagravision3 system will be a major blow to the ailing Swiss coderingsspecialist Kudelski. This past week, made known a substantial loss in the first part of 2008 ago. This was mainly suffered by the costs that the company had to make codes cracked by television weather to recover. Even the loss of customers by the long-term free channels has to look at the losses to Kudelski. In the Netherlands using the digital television CanalDigitaal (Mediaguard) and UPC (Nagravision2) the encryption of Kudelski well as other products and services of the Swiss company.
The possible Nagravision3 hack is of a commercial nature. There will soon be a "smart card ijskrabber" on the market which brought more than 120 euros will cost. The force and any lasting effect of this smart card is totally uncertain, hence the pet name "ijskrabber."
Today come from Italy also becoming increasingly stubborn rumors that have never publicly hacked Videoguard encoding of the English NDS prey would have been cases of hackers. It talks about using an old Nokia Dbox receiver via a particular file should be modified. This is the zenderpakket of the Italian branch of the worldwide Sky television. The international satellietforum Satscreen has been through an email to its members asked to holders of Dbox recipients to enter into the file on force to be tested.
Satellite Magazine would unnecessarily indicate that use of modified smartcards and / or satellite receivers are free to be able to watch television which must be paid in the Netherlands through the Penal Code prohibited. Reason to strongly warn visitors of possible ways to look for free use.
This is good news :D