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Mirimark, I'm sure you had one of these too back in 1998 with an H card Zapulator!
And yeah thats a 486 running the card Emulator that firewalled me from Dave's black sunday ECM.
The most famous ECM incident was the Black Sunday attack launched against tampered DirecTV "H" on 3 January 21, 2001 and intended to destroy the cards by overwriting a non-erasable part of the cards internal memory in order to lock the processor into an endless loop.
And yeah thats a 486 running the card Emulator that firewalled me from Dave's black sunday ECM.
The most famous ECM incident was the Black Sunday attack launched against tampered DirecTV "H" on 3 January 21, 2001 and intended to destroy the cards by overwriting a non-erasable part of the cards internal memory in order to lock the processor into an endless loop.
I'm not familiar with the ECM Incident, although I did have en equaliser like that back in 1988 
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