Peter P. wrote:
> Vitaliy <spam <at> maksimov.org> writes:
>
>   
>> The big question is, how do you know what software a particular IP camera is 
>> running?
>>     
>
> Somebody takes a deeper look, recognizes something, word gets around, the
> original author(s) analyze the object and establish what needs to be
> established. Then they usually contact the infringer personally, and if this
> does not work, then legal action ensues. If the infringer encrypted the fraud to
> hide it he may be on his way to jail in addition to legal settlement and
> publishing the source, because that is malice. I am not a legal person but I am
> follwing this issue (and various aspects of it).
>
> Peter P.
>
>   
So if you installed windows and "took a look at it" which would be
reverse engineering and against the EULA then even if you found it was
actually using a linux kernel you couldn't do squat about it because you
violated the EULA to find it?

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