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Posted by Roy L. Fuchs on 02/15/06 20:30
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 18:25:09 GMT, "r wiley" <rawiley@att.net> Gave us:
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>"Roy L. Fuchs" <roylfuchs@urfargingicehole.org> wrote in message news:1ej2v1t3fftkjcn0akustpa1ls1mnro19t@4ax.com...
>> On Tue, 14 Feb 2006 01:54:08 GMT, JXStern <JXSternChangeX2R@gte.net>
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>>> And I presume any copy protect will be broken within a week
>>>or two of release.
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>> This is retarded. The ONLY reason a DVD got broken is because of
>> some retarded software author.
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>> Digicipher I and Digicipher II, the two methods for encrypting
>> satellite streams STILL have yet to be broken, and they are over ten
>> years old.
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>Those are moving targets. By the time the key has been decyphered, it has
>changed.
No. It is never even attempted. Now figure out why. I know exactly
why. Do you?
> Unless all HD DVD players are required to have an online connection
>to run, the encription will have to be static.
DVD had what? Four keys. Only ONE of those keys got compromised.
The new media has the HUGE capacity to make it so costly to perform
the task you all seem to think is so easily performed, it is called
cost prohibitive. You can claim some singular whacked hack, or group
of whacked hacks are going to do it, but I would bet that you are
going to find it quite difficult. Just look at how long it DID take
the absolute experts at MIT to hack RFID.
>There is no unbreakable code.
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Tell that to the folks in the military, who have been using the same
encryption over openly monitored radio frequencies for decades,and
still no enemy has broken the code, which, BTW, is weaker than the
current crop of PC generated genres. After all, it is over four
decades old.
Trust me, it isn't going to be easy, and if it is ever done, it will
be YEARS after the medium hits the streets.
I say HAHAHAHAHA! Good luck pirate retards. waste away your lives
NOT getting what you are after!
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