[TrunkCom] can we decode encryption?

[JERRY NONE]

I guess one would also need the algorithmic code for
the encryption or the encrytpion code itself for a
particular system.  Right?  One would figure that each
system out there has a different code plus that they
can rekey the code Over The Air.  Would the radio
scanners also need to have a radio ID for a particular
system jsut like each radio has for each system out
there?

--- Brian J Cathcart <scannerdude at juno.com> wrote:

> On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 06:18:13 -0800 (PST) JERRY NONE
> <thepolishdude at yahoo.com> writes:
> > Jeff, could you please explain the following:
> > "This is where it would come in handy for a
> scanner
> > that can be keyloaded..." 
> 
> The keyloader is a device that loads the encryption
> key into the radio. 
> It plugs into the same port used for programming the
> radio itself but
> only loads the encryption key.  Jeff was saying it
> would be nice to
> include keyloading capability into a scanner, but
> that would also require
> having the encryption circuitry in the scanner
> (either built-in or an
> add-on module) and that would add significant cost
> to the scanner.
> 
> --
> 
> The Scanner Dude
> Brian J. Cathcart - KE4PMJ
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