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You can't reasonably sign broadcast. Encryption is done at 188B packets to be robust to packet loss. That being said that argument is still BS because the atta
by phh 3y ago
You can't reasonably sign broadcast. Encryption is done at 188B packets to be robust to packet loss.
That being said that argument is still BS because the attacker can just send a non encrypted signal.
- SV_BubbleTime 3y agoWhy couldn’t a 188B packet stream be signed? If it can be encrypted, it can be signed easier.
- drmpeg 3y ago188 byte Transport Streams are allowed in ATSC 3.0. but it's a legacy mode. All ATSC 3.0 stations on the air use UDP over IP packets.
- whimsicalism 3y agoMy intuition is that if it can be encrypted, it can definitely be signed. Is that wrong?
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