Like the new alarm system this company sold me, and said "this one is burglar proof". Until the burglar cracks it. So far Refox is in the same situation, Jan told me the product is safe from crackers, until someone cracks it. So yes I agree with Jan, the current version of Refox is protected from crakers (unlike older versions), but this might change. I also have a feeling the Jan has also taking back control of the distribution of the license keys, where the illigal distribution of Refox XI will not happen anytime soon (But that may also change).


>>>I did not make this claim that Peter refers. However, I do believe everything is crackable given the motivation, time, and resources.
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>>I agree with that.
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>Then you do not agree with Jan Brebera, I guess.
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>>>>>Mike, I'm referring to the latest version. It was someone else here (I think Jos Pols) who implied that Refox could be cracked easilly.
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>>>>I guess, until proven otherwise, I can only base myself on the words of Jan. Is it possible the Jos Pols is referring to a different version? Where Jan was made aware of the problem and corrected it with the curretn version.
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>>>I did not make this claim that Peter refers. However, I do believe everything is crackable given the motivation, time, and resources.