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@ That beer and prezels country in Europe -_-
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Yea, I would like to also know if chosen GSM encryption is A5/1 or not (e.g. A5/0 or A5/2). I looked into dbus files, but do not see anything...
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2016-12-04
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in DK its A5/1 one way to find out is setting up a cheap RTL-SDR and capture packets. Its trivial to do and can be seen - dont need decryption for that part.
Another thing, to decrypt, you need not just the mentioned rainbow tables, but also the K key and IMSI of the SIM/device
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2016-12-04
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I know...
But my question is if N900/Maemo can tell if currently used encryption is A5/1 (or less-secure A5/2, A5/0). Old Nokia phones show some "open lock" icon in status area in this case. So I'm thinking if something similar cannot be done on N900/Maemo...
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2016-12-04
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2016-12-04
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Some information on how to enable/disable/query encryåtion, using AT commands.
http://www.jmeds.eu/index.php/jmeds/..._Android/pdf_4
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But yes, I can see your point there. At least we should everyone decide for themselves what's confidential for them or not.