Recently I spoke with a higher-up at M-Chip, and he, in a round-a-bout way
assured me that the problem was being solved even as we spoke.  Does anyone
believe/ know this to be true?  I agree with the last post: If the
code-protect fuses are that easily defeatable, why not just remove them?
Then we're all on equal footing and can easily detect code similarity
between competitors.

It seems that we all are HEARING that they are easy to read; but does anyone
actually have first-hand knowledge of whether these methods work reliably?
It sounds as though anyone, with not much at all for equipment, can read
code-protected PICS.

comments?

Todd Peterson

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