amigasger

Hi digip Thanks for the answer. Yes - I ofcourse have to take encryption into account - thats true... I will try to see if the stream is encrypted by comparing the streams captured 3-4 times. If the traffic is the same I can conclude the stream is not encrypted. Actually, I believe its not encrypted - because the seas0n-hack actually is able to spoof this firmware.. It would probably not have been easy to make the seas0n-hack, if the stream was encrypted. But anyway I will check it. But what about the USB-device that should resend the captured stream ? Do you have any ideas ? Best regards /AmisgAsger

Hi Hak5 I have been trying to play with the Apple TV 2 which is an increadble nice small box - seen from the hardware perspective. I have jailbreaked with the seas0n-method, which is a hack, that works until the power is switched off the unit. When the power is switced on you need to push 2 buttons and boot the device through a computer's software, which sends a usb-stream with a file to the mini-usb of the apple-tv2 box. I hate, that Im not able to just install a bootloader - because I got root and everything, but it seems the protection is happening already in the EFI. When you start the box its just showing the iTunes logo... SUCKS! - then you push the 2 buttons 7 seconds on the remote, which puts the device into DFU-mode (firmware-upload-mode - I guess...). The Apple-TV2-box then asks for the firmware through mini-usb - and gets it from the computer hooked up. I have installed XBMC and is now able to watch hak5 through XBMC. YAAY! Awesome !! In fact I have been falling so much in love with this little box, that I want to see if I can make it even more enjoyable. What Im looking for is a device that can record usb-streams and replay them (eventually edit the stream for timing) (like hardware-keyloggers for capturing keyboards). Do you know if such devices exist? (Im imagine a usb-stick of some sort) Thanks for a really great show, that I really love to watch. /AmigAsger