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MAGICRACKER Version 1.0 - SIP info cracked

Post by laserjobs »

Here it is boys and girls
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Post by joevv »

can you describe exactly what we are looking at? what type of hardware is that?
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Post by laserjobs »

It is an FPGA Development Kit used for brute forcing the password
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Post by teddy_b »

Yeah man, I saw them in the movies!.. Bank thiefs are often using them nowadays to brute force the vault codes...
But aren't they very expensive? You can buy yourself Vonage for life for that much money! Makes sence only if you have a friend to borrow it from...
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Post by lymon »

teddy_b wrote:Yeah man, I saw them in the movies!.. Bank thiefs are often using them nowadays to brute force the vault codes...
But aren't they very expensive? You can buy yourself Vonage for life for that much money! Makes sence only if you have a friend to borrow it from...
It's not so bad, you can pick one up used for two bills on ebay. I'd buy it myself, but I hate reading manuals :wink: Crack your Magicjack, bust out a few bank vaults and you're money ahead...
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Post by norml jack »

laserjobs wrote:It is an FPGA Development Kit used for brute forcing the password
Er uh cough##bullsh**uhhum.

Okay, it is an fpga dev kit.
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Post by mufon »

Hey laserjobs, can I borrow that? I have a couple of Motorola QIP2500 STB's I need to "repair".
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Post by Uncle Dick »

I am retired so I like to homebrew all my gear. I find this setup useful for most brute-force endeavors and the cart has the extra-capacity I need for any aluminum cans I may happen to find along my way.

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oh so fancy

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you're the only one impressed :roll:
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