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Hi Woutje,
even if dutch cards doesn't allow you to play with the 38/36 bug you should be aware that c1 36 come signed in a way that prevent sharing such ins between 2 different cards: the signature depends on the user address.
P1 flag xx1x xxxx is set to state that the UA affects the result.
So there's no universal c1 36 while you're stuck with a P1 like this.
It's now clear of any doubt that not only the UA but the key (P2) too enter the last stage of the signature creation.
Now you can decypher a signature, xor away the UA, then re-cypher it and shut down that boring P1's bit. Once the bit is unset, you can share that ins with another card that contains the same signature key (those involved by P2)
Grimaldez
Grimaldez= een van de moderators op het italiaanse digitalfreesat forum
Als ik dit goed begrijp is er dus een omweg mogelijk op de 7.3 nl
Maar ik kom er niet helemaal uit
Dus jongens kom op laten
wij ook is een zinnige discussie beginnen
woutje
even if dutch cards doesn't allow you to play with the 38/36 bug you should be aware that c1 36 come signed in a way that prevent sharing such ins between 2 different cards: the signature depends on the user address.
P1 flag xx1x xxxx is set to state that the UA affects the result.
So there's no universal c1 36 while you're stuck with a P1 like this.
It's now clear of any doubt that not only the UA but the key (P2) too enter the last stage of the signature creation.
Now you can decypher a signature, xor away the UA, then re-cypher it and shut down that boring P1's bit. Once the bit is unset, you can share that ins with another card that contains the same signature key (those involved by P2)
Grimaldez
Grimaldez= een van de moderators op het italiaanse digitalfreesat forum
Als ik dit goed begrijp is er dus een omweg mogelijk op de 7.3 nl
Maar ik kom er niet helemaal uit
wij ook is een zinnige discussie beginnen
woutje