hi great work do you have any of these available for sale? or know of anyone who does sell them? thank you i assume a general canbus analyzer could do the same job? but without the pin calculation
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Re: Vida CEM swapping
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rkam
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In theory you can find the pin manually, but it would take years without any automation.
You must try up to 1000000 combinations of the three first bytes in the pin code, and record the time from request to reply.
One of them will have very small difference in time.
Assuming you have found the three first correct bytes, you try up to 1000000 combinations of the three last bytes until you find the correct ones.
You must try up to 1000000 combinations of the three first bytes in the pin code, and record the time from request to reply.
One of them will have very small difference in time.
Assuming you have found the three first correct bytes, you try up to 1000000 combinations of the three last bytes until you find the correct ones.
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You may want to solder & program T5Luke's BDM programmer: viewtopic.php?p=609357&hilit=BDM+arduino#p609357 Still need to pull the CEM out, but don't need to cut metal cage and desolder the flash chip (which I still did, but BDM with like 5 wires is way simpler).
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