SonyEricsson DIV 8 unlock / flash T39, T68, T65, TXXX Dongle

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Availability This product is discontinued and has been substituted by ERT-BOX  Price 540.91 €    Suggest a price See price in your currency 460.86 € exc. VAT  Weight 0.1 Kg.  Added 21/11/2002 Volume Discount 2 - 4     513.86 € 5 - 9     486.82 € 10 - 24     432.73 € 25 - 99     Login 100 +     Login

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• Read all Lock/Unlock codes on R600 and A3618
• Lock the phone to any network
• No need to enter codes by keyboard (except R600 and A3618) ***
• It remove locks even if codes counter is at 0 ***
• Flash both CPU's inside phone at very fast speed (921 KBps) ***
• Can flash any European language in any Asian/Chinese phones ***
• Can flash any Asian/Chinese language in any European phones ***
• All available Flash files (languages) on CD (~650 MBytes) ***
• No need to press any key on phone when unlocking/flashing *** (have auto ignition)
• Also have option to read all network codes
• Reset user code to default (0000)
• No need serial port on PC/Notebook, just onnect on LPT and USB
• No need external power (power comes from USB port)
• Factory made box (dongle)
• Unlocking, read codes, reset user code: ~20 seconds
• Flash main CPU (AVR):
  • ~ 2 minutes on R520, T39, T65, T200, T202 (files size ~3.9 MBytes)
  • ~ 2:40 minutes on T68, T300, T302 (file size ~5.0 MBytes)

Entering bootstrap is done by using a small SIM card placed inside the dongle.

This Smartcard is made by Schlumberger and it is a Java-Card, type Cyberflex.

The exact name is: "Cyberflex Access 32K Developer". All Schlumbergers Cyberflex cards have approvement from US Government to be used as cryptographic modules.

More detailed, it was approved by standard FIPS 140-1, Level 2.

What is FIPS 140-1 Level 2?
A FIPS 140-1 Level 2 Hardware Security Module Device meets the FIPS 140-1 Level 2 or higher standard by supporting cryptographic key generation and storage within a hardware environment.
At the moment, most institutional certificate authorities use a FIPS 140-Level 2 Hardware security module that cannot be physically accessed by unauthorized personnel.

The same SmartCard (Cyberflex) has got US DoD certifications and approvals.

More clearly, even with a budget of 1000000$ (one million $$$) these cards can not be cracked.
In other way, any microcontroller (Atmel, PIC and even Dallas 8051 secure) can be cracked (read protected contents from inside) with a budget of 10000$-20000$.

What is the function of this SmartCard?
It emulates completely EMMA2 SmartCard which calculates the 64 bytes challenge pairs to access (enter) bootstrap mode.

Look at the above pictures to be all clear. And for those people who are still skeptical, just buy a dongle, buy some Schlumberger Java Cards, and check what's inside.

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