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hackers into movies
Quantum:
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--- Quote from: Quantum on January 24, 2007, 08:13:36 am ---I've already seen someone rip off a blu-ray movie and change it so it can be burnt on to an HD DVD.
So much for AACS.
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lol, Do these people have no work to go to, or is the money an incentive to sit in front of pc tearing programs apart. I suppose the codes are only as safe as a human mind can make them.
cheers
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Nope, no money incentives, just satisfaction and internet glory :P
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What sort of people do you think they are? Proffessional IT ,self taught stay at home, or what?
cheers
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Probably both, usually if you have quite a love of this kind of thing to be that good, which means your self taught and usually leads to a job in the field.
TheNightWatchman:
I remember when BluRay and HD-DVD hadn't even been completed yet and their copy protection was only in "beta" type stages, and the guy who (legally) cracked CSS in DVDs said it was obvious how to crack their new 'uncrackable' software, and released some of the code into the web. Not surprising that it has been fully cracked already. I always say, the more protection there is, the more fun the hackers will have...
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