[TriEmbed] An interesting company devoted to chip reverse engineering

[Pete Soper]

(Looking forward to seeing folks at the meeting tonight: Engineering 
Building *ONE*, room 1007 @7pm)

I find it refreshing to see reality spelled out clearly like this. Those 
of us getting padded envelopes with very amusing customs declarations 
from Shenzhen need to realize we're trading in a market that is a lot 
closer to black than white in some cases. This subject relates well to 
the recent discussion of radio modem boards as they relate to 
inconvenient truths like FCC regulations. It would be worthwhile to dig 
up the legal and quasi-legal rationales for various US-based vendors 
like LowPowerLab selling boards that *in the wrong circumstances* can 
separate the board's user from large quantities of money via FCC fines.

-Pete

On 06/09/2014 12:39 AM, Shannon Code wrote:
> Found during some protesting work for a client. This site (for a cost) 
> will do all sort of techniques to dump code from proprietary chips, no 
> questions asked. It makes you wonder really how many clones of chips 
> are in the products we buy everyday. http://www.break-ic.com
>
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