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    Formula Nagra3

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    The document outlines 4 parameters that can be used for successful session key negotiation with a card: the box key, DT06 key 0D, CAM N value, or secondary key. It explains that the DT08 or DT06 methods require both the box key and either the DT06 key or CAM N value, while the secondary key method requires only the 96-byte secondary key extracted from a provider IRD. Instructions are provided on the formatting and contents of each key value.

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    Formula Nagra3

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    The document outlines 4 parameters that can be used for successful session key negotiation with a card: the box key, DT06 key 0D, CAM N value, or secondary key. It explains that the DT08 or DT06 methods require both the box key and either the DT06 key or CAM N value, while the secondary key method requires only the 96-byte secondary key extracted from a provider IRD. Instructions are provided on the formatting and contents of each key value.

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    The document outlines 4 parameters that can be used for successful session key negotiation with a card: the box key, DT06 key 0D, CAM N value, or secondary key. It explains that the DT08 or DT06 methods require both the box key and either the DT06 key or CAM N value, while the secondary key method requires only the 96-byte secondary key extracted from a provider IRD. Instructions are provided on the formatting and contents of each key value.

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    Formula Nagra3

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    Luis Marcelo
    The document outlines 4 parameters that can be used for successful session key negotiation with a card: the box key, DT06 key 0D, CAM N value, or secondary key. It explains that the DT08 or DT06 methods require both the box key and either the DT06 key or CAM N value, while the secondary key method requires only the 96-byte secondary key extracted from a provider IRD. Instructions are provided on the formatting and contents of each key value.

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    chaves nagra3 # # # # ----------------------------- Session Negotiation --------------------------Following is a set of 4 parameters that may be used to achieve successful session key

    negotiation with the card. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    # DT08 session negotiation method. Just the Box Key is required for this # method to work. This is the simpler, preferable method, however, not all cards # have DT08's. box_key=?????????????????? # DT06 Key 0D session negotiation. An alternative method for when the card does # not have a DT08. Useful when you have the card's DT06 and not the IRD's # Secondary Key. # # If this value is specified, the DT06 method will be attempted instead # of the DT08 one. # # IMPORTANT: BOTH the Box Key and the DT06 are needed for this method to work. # # HINT: The DT06 Key 0D *does not* change when a card is swapped, if you # have this for an old card that was married to an IRD, it will work for # newer cards on that same IRD. # dt06_key_0d= # Plain CAM N negotiation method. Another alternative method for when the card # does not have a DT08. It is somewhat equivalent to the DT06 Key 0D method and # again, useful when you have the card's CAM N obtained from an expanded # DT06 Key 0D. As a sidenote, this parameter is equivalent to newcs's # <rsa></rsa> parameter. # # IMPORTANT: BOTH the Box Key and CAM N are needed for this method to work. #cam_n=??????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????? ???/ # Secondary key session negotiation method. If your card does not have a DT08, # and you can't extract the cam's N key or DT06 Key 0D, this is the only possibl e # method. The secondary key must be extracted from a provider IRD's TSOP dump. # # If this value is specified, it will supercede the DT08, DT06 Key 0D and Plain # CAM N session negotiation methods. Neither the Box Key, DT06 Key 0D nor CAM N # parameters are needed for this method to work, and will be ignored if they # are provided. # # The secondary key is 96 bytes long and has the following structure: # # II II II II XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX Y1 Y1 Y1 Y1 Y1 Y1 Y1 Y1 # SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK # SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK # SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK # SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK SK # Y2 Y2 Y2 Y2 Y2 Y2 Y2 Y2 CS CS # # II = IRD serial number. # XX = Unimportant. # Y1, Y2 = SK signature and also used to calculate the box key. # SK = Actual secondary key data (CAM N, public modulus). # CS = Checksum. #

    # NOTE: The Secondary Key should be specified as a single line without spaces # (like the Box Key), and should be the exact 96 bytes as extracted from the IRD . # # NOTE: You can copy the 64 bytes that are labeled 'SK' from the Secondary # Key, and use them in the cam_n parameter. This will also work, in that case # the Box Key parameter must also be provided. secondary_key= # Optional. Card provider's IRD RSA key (only relevant for DT08 session # negotiation method. rsa_key=

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