How find BISS keys over CWFinder09 of help CW_list_Attack ...
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Added An other .TS audio file :
1. CSA can get C8 (attached image)
2. CW Brute Force can get encrypted packets and found CW (attached image)
3. CWBruteList can't get encrypted packets (attached image)
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Hello,
How can i use CWfinder with CW brute list 2018.
Can i find a tutorial?
Please helpNewbie
please read forum thread from 1 page here
Ramboide
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I meant "CW Brute Force 0.5", I wrote the name of the file. This sofware is clean but not the other ones that are infected.
It is impossible to find a clean CWfinder 0.9, so the only way to use it without hazard is install the OS, like Windows, in another Hard Disk with only the necessary stuff to run the sofware, and switched off the internet.
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Or you can install virtual HDD, i.e. VMware Workstation (or something like it) and inside you can run as many separate OS as you want to. They will be running as "sandbox" and shall not affect your main OS.
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Thank you. Maybe try this, it seems to be a good solution. To avoid reinstalling the operating system, it's possible to clone one hard drive to another, and then, uninstall all unnecessary software, mail client, browsers, etc. and as I said before, turn off the Internet or disconnect the cable network. I have a small hard drive cloned from the main hard drive, which is useful for this. I think it might be better to reinstall the operating system and disable the updates, which are not necessary, and this takes almost an entire day for this.
Hi, I've tried to download CW finder and CW brute force, but they're full of trojans and malawares. That could be a false positives, I know... but my suggestion is: "why do not merge CW brute force list and the bin file search of CSA raibow tool?". Is there anybody who can do it?
Thanks guys
My CSA_B8hxFFh_crypt8_cw6_cache
My CSA_B8hx00h_crypt8_cw6_cache
Thanks guys
My CSA_B8hxFFh_crypt8_cw6_cache
My CSA_B8hx00h_crypt8_cw6_cache
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campag5242
It would be possible to fake such a cache file, but I doubt that it will work as you want it to.
Specifically, I suspect the RBT tool uses its cache as a C8 lookup before attempting the rainbow table search.
I very much doubt that it grabs PUSI payloads & checks for the expected initial bytes 00, 00, 01 after trial decryption with key after key, which is what BF programs do.
In short, it might work, but only for those feeds where you've managed to find an often repeated payload of known plaintext ie those bearing a C8.
And yes, the structure of the cache file is simply:
<8-byte C8><6-byte SW>
Specifically, I suspect the RBT tool uses its cache as a C8 lookup before attempting the rainbow table search.
I very much doubt that it grabs PUSI payloads & checks for the expected initial bytes 00, 00, 01 after trial decryption with key after key, which is what BF programs do.
In short, it might work, but only for those feeds where you've managed to find an often repeated payload of known plaintext ie those bearing a C8.
And yes, the structure of the cache file is simply:
<8-byte C8><6-byte SW>
cayoenrique
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campag5242 is correct.
More simple.
CWFinder try to find a CW that match 3 bytes(PUSI) 000001##########.
For the most part or RBT try to find a CW that match 6 bytes 000000000000 or 11111111111111. Clearly there are other variants.
Not to mention that without CUDA-PGU RBT numbers means NOTHING! As the number given are just suggestion of a start to end 0x1000 time encryption.
More simple.
CWFinder try to find a CW that match 3 bytes(PUSI) 000001##########.
For the most part or RBT try to find a CW that match 6 bytes 000000000000 or 11111111111111. Clearly there are other variants.
Not to mention that without CUDA-PGU RBT numbers means NOTHING! As the number given are just suggestion of a start to end 0x1000 time encryption.