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Posted by 123 on 06/29/06 19:48
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 21:40:42 GMT, "SBFan2000"
<glenn@glenngriffithNOSPAM.com> wrote:
>> Fact remains the new copy protection does not look like it will be
>> cracked and even if it is it can be stopped pretty quickly.
>
>One thing I've learned over many years in the computer/electronic industry
>is that anything they think up will eventually be defeated. If one smart
>human thinks it up other can "reverse engineer" it!
Its covered 3 ways unlike dvd.
hd-dvd and blu ray have protection on the media itself, burners and
the players and there is another option they are going to add in the
future where the player has to be connected up to the internet which
is the same protection foxtel has. Early foxtel was cracked with gold
cards. Latest foxtel which has been out all of a year has yet to be
cracked.
If they crack it on the media, then the next batch of media with have
the new keys. dvd is simple to crack where the new round of copy
protection makes this very hard and very unlikely to be cracked.
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