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Sure, but this is a hypothetical scenario, focusing on the legal aspects.
by fps_doug 3y ago
Sure, but this is a hypothetical scenario, focusing on the legal aspects.
- megous 3y agoLegal aspects of something that can never happen? Why? Try legal aspects of reverse engineering a binary driver. That's more realistic.
- fps_doug 3y agoIt's hypothetical. There is no difference between those two scenarios, we could also just assume the hacker pulled it out of their ass...
- megous 3y agoFine, but it's useless then.
- iforgotpassword 3y agoBut the question is not whether it's legal to reverse engineer a binary. The question is whether someone with no affiliation to neither the HDMI forum nor AMD could contribute the according code to the AMD driver which is part of the Linux Kernel, regarding legal implications. Reverse engineering of binaries is pretty much a solved problem from the legal standpoint.