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For a "what not to do", have a look how (the CEO of?) FTDI responded after they were caught intentionally "bricking" chips that were detected as counterfeit by

For a "what not to do", have a look how (the CEO of?) FTDI responded after they were caught intentionally "bricking" chips that were detected as counterfeit by the Windows drivers.

Namidairo 11y ago
Last I heard, these tainted drivers from FTDI weasled their way through WHQL and into Windows Update...