Is this the basis behind the "glitch" removal of code protection?

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Roman Black wrote:

> Yes. :o) When the micro gets a BAD spike, ie current
> through the die in either direction, it can corrupt
> all registers including stack and program counter.
> The little flip flops in the registers get flipped
> and flopped, often towards the direction of the spike,
> (which can be used to "force" ram in some cases)

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