[Adrian Schneider]

Originally Posted by JohnBee

Really...?

There were no harmful backdoors, and what was found, did no put your board at risk. Period.

Originally Posted by Marco

Now where is this post going? You install probably numerous modifications on your board, provided by different coders. By installing software, you give total control of your board in the hands of these ?anonymous? coders. This requires a high level of trust towards them.

It is bound to happen. Many people do look through the code to see how things work, so these things are usually found quickly. I imagine this one took so long because it was not harmful, and therefore did not bother people who saw it.

If you want to modify your board, you are doing so at your own risk. Jelsoft is not the author of the hacks. Jelsoft does not hold responsibility for the content of the hacks; though they remove anything that is unsafe.

You guys are missing the point of the thread, here is my take:

• Something bad happened.
• Proper action was taken.

If you really want them to go through EVERY line of code (probably tolling in the millions now), then you should expect to pay more for people to have to verify it all. Until it is Jelsoft is the ones creating the hacks, you should be holding the coder responsible for anything that happens to your board. Not Jelsoft.