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Basically yeah. You'd need millions of replays to even have a chance. Cracking basic wifi back in the day required a couple days worth of sniffed packets. I'd i
by bongodongobob 2y ago
Basically yeah. You'd need millions of replays to even have a chance. Cracking basic wifi back in the day required a couple days worth of sniffed packets. I'd imagine this is similar, if there is in fact a way to do it.
- FridgeSeal 2y agoRolling code protocols like Keeloq can be broken pretty easily (apparently).