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'Blowing the RB6/7 data lines, how?'
1996\11\01@040411 by Dennis Velthuis

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Hi everyone.

I'm using a pic for a particular product and I want to protect the pic against
the various anti - codeprotection hacks like for example the picbuster devices.

The code protection bit isn't enough, I want to 'blow' the data lines used
to program/read the device. This way the code should be protected against
those code hacking devices. I want to 'blow' RB6 and/or RB7. But my question
is, how do you do it? What's the correct and the most safe way to do this, I
don't want to blow the whole chip. :-)

Anyone have experience with this topic? Are there any (diy) devices which can
do this? Any help is really appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Dennis.
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1996\11\01@054440 by tjaart

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Dennis Velthuis wrote:
>
> Hi everyone.
>
> I'm using a pic for a particular product and I want to protect the pic against
> the various anti - codeprotection hacks like for example the picbuster
devices.
>
> The code protection bit isn't enough, I want to 'blow' the data lines used
> to program/read the device. This way the code should be protected against
> those code hacking devices. I want to 'blow' RB6 and/or RB7. But my question
> is, how do you do it? What's the correct and the most safe way to do this, I
> don't want to blow the whole chip. :-)
>
> Anyone have experience with this topic? Are there any (diy) devices which can
> do this? Any help is really appreciated.

I'm not sure how you can do this safely. I recall a Microchip test
called
the "file test". It boils down to a file connected to an inductor, and
the
power connection being a nail dragged accross the surface. If this
doesn't
blow it sky high, not much will.

On the other hand, you can try NOT blowing it. It always works for me!
;)

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Tjaart van der Walt
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