charper1 said:
i don't think encrypted c-band (VC/VCII/VCII+) has ever been hacked, and that is decades old. and to my knowledge, neither has Digicipher/DCII.
Here are some of the others I know off the top of my head outside of D*, E*, and BUD, but I don't know their status on security.
PowerVu/PowerVu+
Cryptoworks
Codicrypt
Irdeto/Irdeto 1/Irdeto 2
Conax
Wegener
Viaccess/Viaccess 2.3/2.4/2.5
Videoguard
Mediaguard
RAS
MDS
BISS
Canal+
SECA
I'm from Europe and since here there's a fierce competition between the various encryption companies (hence so many pirate keys are published) here's the status of the systems I know:
PowerVu/PowerVu+:
not hacked. I mean in order for normal people to have access but only for professional hackers
Cryptoworks:
not hacked
Codicrypt:
not hacked
Irdeto/Irdeto 1/Irdeto 2:
Irdeto 1 hacked some years ago. only one Dutch provider uses it. Irdeto 2 not hacked but some card sharing programms with help of client and server computers can be used.
Conax:
partially hacked in a provider, but they changed the nanokeys and remains unhacked for now.
Wegener:
no info
Viaccess/Viaccess 2.3/2.4/2.5:
2.3 and 2.4 are hacked. 2.5 not yet but I guess it is a matter of time
Videoguard:
not hacked. but recently an NDS CAM was introduced for Swedish provider Viasat, which means you dont have to buy the providers receiver. If Sky Digital and others will follow suite?
Mediaguard/Seca/Canal+:
Mediaguard and Seca are the same. Canal+ uses Seca encryption. Seca 1 was hacked, Seca2 partially in some providers (Cyfra Poland). But they changed keys and Dreambox owners await for new emulators. French Seca was hacked for a while but they changed keys and the buyers of the hacked smartcard cried for their money.
RAS MDS BISS

info
Nagravision1/2/3:
V1 hacked already, version 2 and 3 remain unhacked. though I heard that in Canada they managed to hack V2. but no official CAM yet except for Digital+ 19 which uses V3 and runs on any receiver with Aston Cam