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On Monday we featured the first part of Pager Data Snooping experiment. The video above demonstrates the completion of the experiment where the data is successfully retrieved from the device, conditioned and fed into a serial port, some special software allows a Windows computer to display all the messages that are being transmitted to pager clients. |
May 13th, 2009
i never ever had pager i do not even know how it is working.
sou i have one question is it like a radio that receives any text message openly send by any one?
because am asking this is i see in the scren she is rteciving all the message send by everyone.
correct me if i am wrong or even criticize me
May 13th, 2009
Hi Mikheil,
Yes, someone that wants to send a message will use a service that will get it onto the network, this message is then broadcast into the entire coverage area. The message will contain a code specifying the device that it is intended to be displayed on. All the pagers see all the messages in the stream but only display the ones that were intended for them.
May 13th, 2009
Most pages can have several codes. Makes it easy to page all, or a group of pagers at once.
May 13th, 2009
oops, most pagers can have several codes.
May 13th, 2009
Might want to be careful about publishing any data decoded - US federal law still “allows” private reception of any radio signal, but it does NOT allow sharing it with others….
May 14th, 2009
WOW, she is so smart, cant find great girls like that anymore.
May 16th, 2009
—>andry i think she might be the only one on this world