The DCT3 platform was introduced in 1998 with the Nokia 6110 and was characterized by its use of the ARM processor. Key models compatible with these calculators include:
Perhaps the most famous. Named after a Serbian or Croatian developer (username "Dejan"), this small .exe file (often called dejan.zip or nok_calc.zip ) required just the IMEI and the network name. It used a known weak encryption in older MAD1/MAD2 chips to generate a valid master code.
These tools were essential during the era when carriers heavily locked devices to prevent users from switching networks.
Popular DCT3 models include:
A web-based tool (now long gone) that allowed you to enter an IMEI and get a code. It effectively democratized unlocking—no software download, no cable needed. Just type the code into your keypad.