Is the DESpro Encryption really secure?
Yes, it is! The DESpro Encryption of the dLAN devices protects your network against unintentional access. Two different attacks are possible,both of which are prevented with DESpro Encryption. To find a suitable key for decoding by a Brute-Force-Attack implies that all existing letters and numbers are being tested one after the other within the chip. The diversity of keys, combined with a transmission rate of data flow between computer and chip which is 100 Mbit/s (Ethernet-Interference), means that after 4500 years on average, a Brute-Force-Attack may succeed. Electronic eavesdropping of code-converted raw-data is another manner of attack. To obtain the original raw data may enable drawing conclusions from the code-converted raw data, but dLAN technology doesn’t allow eavesdropping of converted raw data on your powerline because the chip doesn’t forward directly any code-converted data to the powerline-interface. Within the chip the data-signal will be code-converted and modulated as
