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T-Rex 4.5
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<blockquote data-quote="_stu_" data-source="post: 268968" data-attributes="member: 194669"><p>Personally I wouldn't have put it like that, I think you are being far too generous.</p><p></p><p>My opinion is more along the lines of:</p><p></p><p>"the T-Rex supermodule 4.5 is the next generation of the Dragon/T-Rex cam and is more secure, allowing the Dragon team to encrypt hacks that would have previously been released publicly"</p><p></p><p>These encrypted cards and cams are making it very easy for the providers to fight back, as the knowledge required to get the keys out of the cards is not being released into the public domain anymore. It is because of this that they can change keys and know that they will secure their IP for the next few days, and when the keys finally get public again, then another key change is sufficient.</p><p></p><p>When the hacks were public, the providers were wide open for long periods and had to go to great lengths to secure their systems by way of card changes and sending new revisions ota.</p><p></p><p>As things stand, we face the prospect of at best intermittent viewing, and are now at the mercy of expensive cards and cams if we want to make the most of it.</p><p></p><p>I know many people will not agree, and will perpetuate the situation by funding these teams with their (hard-earned?) cash, so I'm not really complaining, just stating my point of view.</p><p></p><p>Now let the flaming begin... ;)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="_stu_, post: 268968, member: 194669"] Personally I wouldn't have put it like that, I think you are being far too generous. My opinion is more along the lines of: "the T-Rex supermodule 4.5 is the next generation of the Dragon/T-Rex cam and is more secure, allowing the Dragon team to encrypt hacks that would have previously been released publicly" These encrypted cards and cams are making it very easy for the providers to fight back, as the knowledge required to get the keys out of the cards is not being released into the public domain anymore. It is because of this that they can change keys and know that they will secure their IP for the next few days, and when the keys finally get public again, then another key change is sufficient. When the hacks were public, the providers were wide open for long periods and had to go to great lengths to secure their systems by way of card changes and sending new revisions ota. As things stand, we face the prospect of at best intermittent viewing, and are now at the mercy of expensive cards and cams if we want to make the most of it. I know many people will not agree, and will perpetuate the situation by funding these teams with their (hard-earned?) cash, so I'm not really complaining, just stating my point of view. Now let the flaming begin... ;) [/QUOTE]
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