??? 04/14/04 04:38 Read: times |
#68446 - RE: 8031 days... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
A hacker, by definition, isn't dishonest. A hacker is just someone curious and technically savy.
About the 8031... I think it's a device intended (in the old days) to be used for development, instead of using one of the special 8051 with an internal EPROM and quartz window you choose a 8031 and an external EPROM. Since it was external and discrete an EPROM is easily cracked, at most it could be programmed with bits scrambled (data and/or address) but someone with a working brain and a little imagination could figure how to descramble it. what I have read to do some clever scrambling was to decode the eprom using a 8051 with a descrambling software, and since it an internal program it couldn't be read. Some arcade machines from the '80s used it. if you need security you must choose a more adequate variant than the plain 8031 |
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Why so paranoid | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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Exactly!![]() | 01/01/70 00:00 |