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A few years ago, it was normal for Panasonic DECT handsets to use the AES-based DSC2 cipher. Though a downgrade attack is likely possible; I think under normal
by doctorshady 5y ago
A few years ago, it was normal for Panasonic DECT handsets to use the AES-based DSC2 cipher. Though a downgrade attack is likely possible; I think under normal circumstances with weak reception, they'll stop encrypting traffic.
The VTech/AT&T ones (same thing) on the other hand, I still don't think will encrypt call content.
- tinus_hn 5y agoIt’s negotiated so if the base station, or the attacker pretending to be the base station, tells the handset to not use encryption, it won’t.