Anti-reverse-engineering clauses in EULAs are limited and exceptions are always present for interoperability. The same goes for copyright. It's hard to argue th

Anti-reverse-engineering clauses in EULAs are limited and exceptions are always present for interoperability. The same goes for copyright. It's hard to argue that this key is secret if it's widely and publicly distributed. Ironically, Google just fought with Oracle a case around similar concepts.