A Practical Rainbow Table Attack On BISS Satellite TV Scrambling With 'CSA Rainbow Table Tool'
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Originally, this video was going to be a silent screen recording of myself demonstrating the usage of a particular software tool. However, I have heard the criticisms of my fans and they want to see my face and hear me talking. So, I hope you guys enjoy the new format, as clunky as it may be....
In this video, I am showing a practical rainbow table attack against the BISS satellite TV encryption algorithm. BISS is commonly used to secure point to point DVB-S links between a sporting match, or pay-per-view TV events and the TV station.
Using 1.25 terabytes of pre-computed rainbow tables, a GTX1080 Ti graphics card and an application called 'CSA Rainbow Table Tool', it possible to retrieve the 64-bit CW (control word) value and decrypt the satellite TV transponders live video stream.
I do not condone the use of this video to facilitate satellite TV piracy, and if you choose to do so, you will be using it at your own risk of potential legal ramifications. I have an interest in hobbyist-level amateur cryptography, and I in no way, shape or form intend to use this tool to steal pay-per-view television.
Thanks very much for watching!
It's so nice to watch your voice and video👍
Keep going man! I am really enjoying your videos!
i enjoyed the chatting mate thank you! great video
how tf you download 3tb on aussie internet in a few days? ;p
StarLink?
@alch3myau I guess I am one of the few lucky ones with gigabit FTTP.... I downloaded 1.25 on the first day, and the remaining 1.25 the next day. I also have the third type of plain-text tables now, that also took a day. I'm with Superloop, they're pretty good!
@@RobVK8FOES Did someone say old school LAN party at robbos?!?!
rainbow tables! fwaorrrrrrr havent heard of them in a while
Vlc will take the key in the ts demux settings.. which is usefull for checking a recorded .ts
Hi APSATTV, just want to let you know what I am a massive fan of your contributions to the AU and NZ feed hunting hobby! Keep up the great work, and thanks for the tip about VLC, I'll give it a try!
Hey there. I am very interested in signal intelligence and similar jobs. I live in Turkey and there is almost no sector for this job. Where do you work? I am very interested in this job. How can I make money? Thanks
@AliselimYedinci Hi, I don't work in SIGINT, cybersecurity or information technology. I am just a hobbyist, so I wouldn't know the first thing about getting a job relating to this kind of stuff.
hey friend could u pls answer on the some video i asked u about gsm and what i should which one i mean , the name of the video is ; "GSM Decoding Part One: Hardware/Software Setup And Finding GSM Base Stations With 'grgsm_scanner' " pls answer friend thx in advanced
I recommend buying an RTL-SDR Blog V3 or V4, so you can learn about SDR technology first. The HackRF is 'wideband' and has a wider frequency range, which means it is exponentially more expensive than the RTL-SDR. Please make sure you want to pursue the hobby of RF and SDR before spending large amounts of money on it! Please understand that the radio is not the most important item in a 2G GSM receiving setup, but the antenna is. Without a good antenna, you will not 'hear' anything. A high quality outdoors base-station type antenna (that can be mounted on top of a roof) is the best option, and you may need coaxial cable and RF adapters to connect it to your SDR radio.
Do have biss 2 keys ?
@karimlast7903 It will never be possible to crack BISS2 in our lifetime, it appears to be a very complex system from the light reading I have done on the topic so far. I wouldn't be holding my breath
3.5tb Damn.
Greetings
G'day!