What it sounds like in different privacy modes if you try to listen to another privacy mode. On Motorola DP3400.
If you want proper secure communications you have to actually pay an extra cost per radio to get AES 256. It's only worth doing this if you really really need it.
Enhanced privacy is 40 bits, which is not very much and can apparently be cracked in a few days on today's computers. Basic privacy is even less secure, with only 255 different possible keys, so someone could go through all the combinations manually but it would take a while. Basic privacy is mostly useful today to stop casual listening by scanner users, and should not be used to protect data that is meant to be private. For this, only AES should be used. Enhanced privacy is not good enough.
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12 сен 2024