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The Linux Kernel is licensed under GPL2. Under the terms of this license, Stern must offer to provide the source code with any modifications they've made.
Note that this doesn't apply to Stern's actual game code (which runs the machine, decodes the assets, etc.), only the open-source components like the kernel and other libraries not written by Stern. They do make modifications to the kernel, and don't offer any source. So they are breaching GPL terms.
indeed.
Security can only go so far with physical access. The Connected stuff needs to be robust to any remote threats for sure, but fighting mods like PB, scorbit, etc. is a losing battle
The spirit of pinball has always been open with mechanical diagrams, schematics, etc. provided in the manual and that's part of what drew me into the hobby.
signed image - problem solved. I doubt many folks will hack their board to run unsigned images.