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Fspiders · 03-12-2009, 17:41

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To be honest this version of rom 180 was only introduced a short while ago and believe it or not the main big boys in the hacking scene (not the crying newbies from a public forum) are in the UK and up till now haven't had a reason/need to start interrogating N3.

When N1 was hacked it was a different era where the hobbyist was the only one really interested in glitching ect' and there weren't any foreign cardless boxes so the hacker had to attack the stb as well. It produced god like guru's who became renowned in the cable hacking circles

Now things have changed dramatically, cardless boxes that have closed non vm dependant firmware (produced and sold by the once god like gurus) have become the norm and these are big big business in the UK and it's the traders that pump the money into the hack as when it's cracked they stand to make a fortune having the only box on the market that works on N3. Most of the current boxes are capable of running N3 they just don't have the N3 emulation.

Will it get hacked? Yes definitely. How soon depends on who hacks it first! If it's one of the British hobbyists then it'll eventually sift down when all the traders have made their money. If it's one of the current crews that own the firmware of a particular box then it will be quick (they'll want to make a killing before it spreads to other boxes and open source). I can assure you the rom 180 has already been partly opened and that's what the earlier reference to N3 being partly cracked meant... It's no where near cracked but it's being worked on.. The old adage stands that something that can be made.. can be broken.

I'm not vindicating the hacking scene or condoning it, but I feel some of you are really underestimating the reality of this.

jmo

Regards.

03-12-2009, 17:41	#42
Fspiders cf.addict Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Lancashire Services: VIP50 Posts: 105	Re: New Smart card areas channel changes There is an option 4.. css To be honest this version of rom 180 was only introduced a short while ago and believe it or not the main big boys in the hacking scene (not the crying newbies from a public forum) are in the UK and up till now haven't had a reason/need to start interrogating N3. When N1 was hacked it was a different era where the hobbyist was the only one really interested in glitching ect' and there weren't any foreign cardless boxes so the hacker had to attack the stb as well. It produced god like guru's who became renowned in the cable hacking circles Now things have changed dramatically, cardless boxes that have closed non vm dependant firmware (produced and sold by the once god like gurus) have become the norm and these are big big business in the UK and it's the traders that pump the money into the hack as when it's cracked they stand to make a fortune having the only box on the market that works on N3. Most of the current boxes are capable of running N3 they just don't have the N3 emulation. Will it get hacked? Yes definitely. How soon depends on who hacks it first! If it's one of the British hobbyists then it'll eventually sift down when all the traders have made their money. If it's one of the current crews that own the firmware of a particular box then it will be quick (they'll want to make a killing before it spreads to other boxes and open source). I can assure you the rom 180 has already been partly opened and that's what the earlier reference to N3 being partly cracked meant... It's no where near cracked but it's being worked on.. The old adage stands that something that can be made.. can be broken. I'm not vindicating the hacking scene or condoning it, but I feel some of you are really underestimating the reality of this. jmo Regards.