25 Apr
2011
25 Apr
'11
4:12 p.m.
On Mon, April 25, 2011 2:03 pm, Sylvain Munaut wrote:
Hi,
> Just a small question: can one expect legal trouble if... accidently
> though... some Tetra signals found their way into a GR cfile onto some
> web
> server and would be shared (here)?
If there is only broadcast info, I don't think
that's a problem. If
OTOH there is some cleartext traffic then it probably violates some
privacy intrusion law.
My question was more related to the listening freqs. I don't have any
interest on priviate contents. And furthermore these can be deleted.
Did you miss the part about the algorithm being secret
and never leaked ?
We have no idea what TEA{1,2,3,4} are so there is no public analysis of
them ...
Nope I didn't miss that. Chosen Ciphertext or Known Plaintext attacks
might still proof some valueable points. Actually otherwise this would be
less interesting.
Best,
Marius
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