...why do you still have that page at all?
[edit] It's pretty dishonest to knowingly keep a flatly misleading page like that up. It's linked to by Google if you search for stuff on JXcore security, and there are news articles that mention it, so people are likely going to come to it.
did not even realize we have this page till today... I'm going to keep that page for Mark E. Hasse
[edit] and put a notice that there is no such a thing like protection.
BTW; What is dishonest? Claiming to cracking something open or letting us know this page has no link and old but still there and on google ?
saying that you're going to keep that page up as long as it continues to make claims about security.
(Also, I tried to move this to Twitter since I don't think a comment thread here is a great venue for continued discussion about this)
https://github.com/jxcore/jxcore is the place (as you and he already knows) we publicly give out the source codes. Even a new graduate can see what's been going on. Hey.. it's visible there is nothing to crack.