Nagravision 3 Hack Comming or Not?

[kya100]

Yea right!
Paying for a hack subscription monthly, which is illegal in the first place, and then 250 bucks for it?

It might be alright, if there was PPV and events, and even then, only if you watch LOTS of them..

This is the biggest joke ever!

this is exactly what you say a "joke" it was posted as a joke but i think no one is laughing even though i thought it quite humerous appolligizes if anyone took it serious

[kya100]

I was told not to buy any FTA come from Viewsat.
I did that plus I put it here for all of you to see.
That date suppose to be 17septermber is gone nothing was Donne.

I do believe that Informants are in place to check wherever we say an do..

Next rumor is......
Thank you and enjoy you card sharing but do not put a info any site..
Keep it privet as a possible...
Note: also in private E-mail is a risk......
Saludos...

i believe you are on the rite track DAB best for all to do is wait it out & stay away from scams [cheers]

[DAB]

Ok now:
It is to inform you people that, Viewsat site has the cardless fix..
It will be on the net this week, precise the 22-10-09..
I will cross my fingers..Hopping it is the real deal..
Saludos...

[bernidre]

heard about this, just hope it's the real deal. I'm kinda excited about it tho...

[igoreshka]

this what is says on tha page "*** UPDATE ***
REPORTED FIX RELEASE **IMMINENT**"
that's a new game

[DAB]

Ok it is me again

No viewsat fix is on the net!.....

It is confusing but it is fun too

Good luck in the near future...

Saludos....

[igoreshka]

now they switch it to:
*** UPDATE ***
AWAITING NEWS ** ANYTIME NOW
click it or ticket ))))))

[mdt]

i wouldnt hold your breath!, cant see one coming before the end of 2010. just my opinion

[orlando jose]

After they were released from the new version of an encryption system, which means that Spanish Ngravision3 vision through the black year, and specifically in the month of autumn 2007 and the transition of many packages to the system

Defendant told the court .. Jung Kwak pirate known as Mr. Viewsat and 33 years old pirate Philip Ellison, also known in the field of mind of the pirates in the name thebroken were able to read the EEPROM Ngravision3 system and not yet published and an offer to purchase a period of this system, the amount of $ 250,000 and have all the equipment necessary for the development of this system in the cage Rail

Ellison acknowledged that he had analyzed and dissected smart cards to a third party for this purpose and recognized Mr. Kwak get listed at $ 20,000 in cash for the purchase of photographs to dissect the smart card to this system.

For information purposes only artist Sat dear brothers: These names are the same pirates who copy Nagravision2 penetration
This report is part of the FBI document on the Internet

Source http://www.webnewswire.com/node/476200

[kolorado]

This news is old..

Look my friend...
16th of July 2009, 13:16 GMT

Jung Kwak, 33, of Oceanside, California, and owner of a company called Viewtech, has been indicted along with Phillip Allison, 35, and Robert Ward, 54, of Seminole, Florida, for conspiring to violate the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The defendants are accused of paying an unnamed individual to reverse-engineer the EPROM of the smart cards used by the DISH Network.

According to the indictment, Kwak's company sold free-to-air receivers (FTA) called Viewsat, which are normally capable of capturing free satellite TV signals. Despite the generally low interests for such free programs, Kwak's business ran quite successfully, with profits in the millions-of-dollars range.

This is explained by the fact that Kwak integrated special programming into the receiver boxes, allowing them to decode paid programs offered by TV networks to their subscribers, making them very attractive. Knowing that its previous signal-scrambling technology had been cracked, Echostar's DISH Network developed a new encryption scheme, known as "Nagra 3."

The company started distributing Nagra 3-based smart cards to its subscribers beginning with November 2007, in time seriously crippling Kwak's FTA receiver business, which was no longer able to decode the newly encrypted signals.
According to the indictment, Kwak, known online as "Mr. Viewsat," Phillip Allison, aka "thebroken," and Robert Ward, aka "thedssguy," set on to crack the new encryption. In order to do this, the three contacted a third-party individual, whose name is not disclosed and to whom Kwak promised over $250,000 if he succeeded.
It is also mentioned that Kwak paid for an $8,500 special microscope that was required to analyze the DISH smart cards in order to reverse-engineer their EPROM, referred to as "rom 240." Kwak is also said to have covered other research expenses. It is noted in the indictment that, on April 5, this year, he paid the third party an additional $20,000 for photographs of the smart cards' micro-circuitry.


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