“Dominator I” sounds some-more like the monster truck than the pickup of tiny boxes which collectively erase 20 years of comparatively secure wireless phone use, doesn’t it? Alas, what you’re seeking during here is a available, plug-and-play resolution for exploiting the tough work the world’s hacking community has put into enormous a A5/1 encryption used on GSM networks in Europe and a US over the past couple of years. The complement consists of dual prosy white boxes, dual directional antennas that you’ll indicate in a direction of your plant, and a laptop which you can make use of to get the glance during all of a phones now continuous to your nearest cell site and jot down up to 4 active calls simultaneously — and if you’re some-more of a content messaging sort, Dominator I’s got you covered there, as well, with full access to SMS. The association claims which a system was “declassified usually final week” as well as is utterly undetectable both by a operator as well as a end user, putting it in this rare sequence of “overwhelming” and “utterly terrifying.” It can’t do a 128-bit A5/3 used in UMTS, though now that it’s been cracked in a rather unsentimental approach, we’re sure the Dominator II can’t be distant at the back of. Follow a break for Meganet’s video of a complement in movement.