True Norway did not, and do not (I think), have anti reverse engineering laws, from the eff page: Johansen is charged with violating the Norwegian Criminal Code section 145(2), which outlaws breaking into another person's locked property to gain access to data that one is not entitled to access.
The way I understod the article, this is supposed to be a wan that can be used as a what-if-machine. This would be a way to se the results of changing widely used standards.
What if everybody used IPv6?
What if you had to prove your id to send mail?
What if a Curious Yellow -like worm were realeased?
What if.... well you get my point.
I stumbled across the page a feew weeks ago and found it intresting, but it seemed abandoned. (Availible to linux kernel 2.2 etc). Altso the page has disappered, google cache.
Has anybody tried to use robberhose, any experiense to share?
When I was a child (1990 give or take) there was an norwegian computer brand called tiki. Rumor had it that they originally called it kon-tiki, but because Thor Heyerdahl owned that name they had to change it.
This is just vague memory thou....
What i do know is that the tiki 100 was popular in norwegian schools in the 80s....
it might differ from the standard busybox, but does it differ from the busybox from the linksys code center http://www.linksys.com/support/gpl.asp?
If the linksys binary matches the source code they have published I dont really see a problem.
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Quantum physics don't work that way!
If only I had modpoints right now...
Short answer: Yes!
Can anyone explain that one for me?
Ops I had not read the whole thread... my fault. I'll go away now.
What gets me is that it gets modded up as informative. Do people lose their brain when they get moderator acces?
True Norway did not, and do not (I think), have anti reverse engineering laws, from the eff page:
Johansen is charged with violating the Norwegian Criminal Code section 145(2), which outlaws breaking into another person's locked property to gain access to data that one is not entitled to access.
What if everybody used IPv6?
What if you had to prove your id to send mail?
What if a Curious Yellow -like worm were realeased?
What if.... well you get my point.
I stumbled across the page a feew weeks ago and found it intresting, but it seemed abandoned. (Availible to linux kernel 2.2 etc). Altso the page has disappered, google cache.
Has anybody tried to use robberhose, any experiense to share?
This is just vague memory thou....
What i do know is that the tiki 100 was popular in norwegian schools in the 80s....
it might differ from the standard busybox, but does it differ from the busybox from the linksys code center http://www.linksys.com/support/gpl.asp? If the linksys binary matches the source code they have published I dont really see a problem.