Foxtel hack card

Only inside the house but you can go to Tandy and buy the scart connectors with the coaxial cabling to hook a consol up. Oh ok. So it's pretty simple then?

Not doing that at all. Just been reading this thread with interest and thought more had to be done rather than just getting something from Tandy. I have already got Foxtel at home. B-Rock Premiership Player. Jul 3, 3, E. Hacking into Foxtel? I assume you are trying to hack into it and gain the service for free? The signal will be turned off, how do you intend on having the Foxtel signal relayed to your house for free?

Sherrinator Norm Smith Medallist. B-Rock said:. Ok a Foxtel employee speaking here. The signal generally isnt turned off, its all about the Foxtel box and smartcard now. You can hook any active Foxtel set top unit to an old signal connection and it will work.

You can even connect it through your cable broadband connection as it is essentially the same thing. The key word there is active though folks. The STU needs to be activated through Foxtels system for it to work. Only way to get an active STU is for it to be registered under a Foxtel account. There is a way around that, but ill let you work that out for yourself. You can't steal it for free, but you can send the signal to other people, so you have like 10 TV's with foxtel but only 1 subscription therefore 1 fee.

Run the signal through something like a fax machine which sends the signal through an ADSL connection, get an old box and Bobs your uncle. Not that I've been doing it for like 4 months now or anything Aker39 Club Legend. So from what I've read above, I've come to this conclusion. The people who previously owned my house, had foxtel installed. This has been confirmed, because I am frequently receiving mail from foxtel saying my house has previously had it installed, and it would be very easy for them to come and reinstall it for me.

I can see the point still in the wall. My brother has foxtel installed at his house. Reading between the lines, are you suggesting that that 2nd TV could be the TV sitting in my lounge room. Foxtel don't know that the box is at my house, rather than my brothers. The smartcard is a plastic card with a chip - much like a modern credit card. You can see electrical contacts on the chip. When the card is inserted, the chip is plugged into the decoder, allowing the CAM to get the decryption key.

Other information is also stored on the chip — subscriber ID, subscription details, billing details, censorship filters and so on. An algorithm is a recipe for doing something — in this case, for scrambling and descrambling the digital signal.

Some CAM providers write their own algorithm, and depend on it remaining a secret. DVD security works this way. A much better approach is to keep the key with you a secret key. Everybody knows how your door security works you put the right key in the lock and turn , but that only works if you have the key. Of course, Pay-TV subscribers would have to remember the key, and have to enter it into their decoder - very inconvenient, but very safe.

Foxtel uses Irdeto 5 CAMs. And the security of the decryption key? Not so good. What great advice you give….. Works for everything actually…. This is great advice. I will give them a call and see what I can get off the price. I was able to simply enter a US zipcode when I registered with no worries at all, and subscribed with Aussie credit card.

Works flawlessly. How would this work with foxtel via Telstra? The same way — Just ring up the number Telstra provide regarding your Foxtel connection…. Follow the same process… and it should be Ok. Today wednesday i awork to watch the race 17 and 18 only to find indian cricket.