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Posted by Howard on 10/06/92 11:27
Jeff Rife <wevsr@nabs.net> wrote in news:MPG.1d9eada92644a049989ff7
@news.nabs.net:
<Long discussion on how public keys work deleted for space>
Yes, this isn't exactly a secret. I repeat that all you need to do is
replace the software in the box that ignores all this. Again, using very
simplistic terms, you replace the line in the code that says "Is the key
valid?" to always say "yes, the key is valid".
You seem to be under the impression every individual disc in the world will
have an individual key. I, however, highly doubt it. And even if this
were the case, then you only need to crack that key once.
Whatever stupid scheme the studios puke up, the discs will be on the
streets of China within minutes of release. Period. Anyone who thinks
this isn't possible clearly hasn't been paying attention.
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