>> I recently found a site that states they can extract the code from a
>> protected Pic16f84 microcontroller for a hefty price of 175 bucks. I
>> also have information on how to bust the code from a protected
>> Pic16c84. However does anyone know how to bust the code from protected
>> pic16c5x series microncontrollers or any others..
>
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated..

>interpol.com have solutions for most of these chips.

Ok. I got a question: If some one bust your code, so you can *really* think
he done it. If the device that you suspect carry your stolen code is
protected.. how do you will adquire proves against the buster to demostrate
that is *your* code without busting the 'offending' device, and at the same
time avoiding play lawyers games about who busted who? I think that the same
external pin reaction to the same external pin excitement is not a solid
court argument. I am wrong about that?

And this is not OT, I think. Is pure and hard PIC industrial surveillance
and countersurveillance.


Keep on PICing