The GSM encryption algorithm was broken
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- STFU_dannii
- wMH
- 05 Jan 2010
Hey mister, who cares?
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- SAMTRONIC
- LEW
- 04 Jan 2010
i prefer cdma
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- Anonymous
- SwA
- 03 Jan 2010
i helped this project. think about it like this, the more secure we make the gsm, the harder it will be for the .gov and others.
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- blackberryusersomari
- tWf
- 03 Jan 2010
eeewww! this topic is so year 2000 and late! LOLz
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- yeeeeck
- ix9
- 02 Jan 2010
Roy, 30 Dec 2009My battery is dying much faster then before. Now I know why... morehello Mr paranoid! I'm eavesdroping your cellphone! LMAO.
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- Mr T
- Mx@
- 02 Jan 2010
Great so these people can listen in on useless conversation that most time when im in the conversation i dont want to listen. Gutted Now their gonna know what my mum wants down the chippy ! aaaaaaahhhhh
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- rep. bambi emano
- vp1
- 02 Jan 2010
duh this is not new in the Philippines. It was popularized by "Mr. Garci" when the Philippine President, allegedly cheated the election while using her mobile phone... and someone was eavesdropping and recorded it, and it was a sold across pirated shops in the country like a platinum hit.
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- Anonymous
- IAu
- 02 Jan 2010
I think just about everybody here can relax.
I am guessing that 99.99% of you guys are not important enough to eavesdrop on.
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- waihan
- PUB
- 01 Jan 2010
lol telco will take ages to renew their technology since gsm would be the easiest and widely used tech since long time aldy.. they are suckin our money but providing olden days services which benefit most to them...Rich telcoss...
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- Anonymous
- tDy
- 01 Jan 2010
it's only natural, coz it's a 12... er... 13 years old encryption technology.
they should invent new technology asap.
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- Don
- PSk
- 01 Jan 2010
FilipinoKid, 01 Jan 2010@Don
What makes me sad really is that this technology th... moreYes, Corrupt and devious officials in the Philippines will surely invest in this program...
Hopefully to have the fairest and the most honest 2010 election this year...! Hoping that a new leader will be born this 2010...
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- FilipinoKid
- TfX
- 01 Jan 2010
@Don
What makes me sad really is that this technology that can be used to track down REAL criminals is being used by our government to spy on activists and we have evidence regarding this accusation
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- Don
- PSk
- 01 Jan 2010
But some will surely pay for that hefty price to use in politics just like in the Philippines...
there was a case before that agency in the Philippines wiretapped the conversation of Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and a comelect official which is a forbidden act during period of election... but Gloria still became the president of the Philippines... "it was only lapse of judgment and does not in any way intends to affect the outcome of election" she quoted. "Am I a million votes ahead of the (contenders)" the question to the devious comelect official...
Dirty Politics, Plotical Killings, Philippines (PPP)... So Sad!
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- Arslaan
- uW5
- 31 Dec 2009
Hi
Now how can we secure our mobile phone calls?If any other person can listen our calls then he/she can blackmail to others?
Mobile companies should notice this.
Thanks
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- Anonymous
- 4$q
- 31 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 31 Dec 2009I knew leaving TMobile for Sprint was a good idea lol... be... moreCDMA is freaking 40 years old who wants to crack that... it's basically a Ver. 2 of music radio technology that why it can't handle simultaneous transmission between data/voice. I personally not prefer CDMA simply because Verizon/Sprint is using the existing CDMA network which was built in the late 60s after WW2 and they charge ppl the same rate as other GSM provider which they shoot satellites up in the sky for... Verizon/Sprint just sit there and pretend they are up-to-date... And watch for the wave length from CDMA, they inject a lot of power to make it run 'fast' which may heat up your head and BTW that's what the 'upgrade' they have done to the old network.
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- Anonymous
- 4$q
- 31 Dec 2009
And FCC is not doing anything about it while they charge phone company soooooooo much money for the frequency bands which we helped paid for?????? This is BS and stupid...
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- Uncle SAM
- P@c
- 31 Dec 2009
Paging secret service agents out there, I need a record of my phone call on this day 2 years ago. ;)
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- Anonymous
- j1x
- 31 Dec 2009
I knew leaving TMobile for Sprint was a good idea lol... better 3G coverage and more secure data transmission.
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- Roy
- Ta}
- 30 Dec 2009
My battery is dying much faster then before. Now I know why. However, I think they got the wrong guy. I am not rich and they won't get any money out of me.
I don't think the SIM card needs to be in since you can make 911 call without SIM card.
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- Viraj
- vIq
- 30 Dec 2009
Is this is true because i cant trust on it. I have read "The most widely used mobile-phone technology -- Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) -- has been cracked" on http://www.techarena.in/news/25092-gsm-encryption-mobile-phones-has-been-breaked.htm and don't believe on it