A Caribbean firm called SlySoft claims to have broken the copy protection technology used on some Blu-ray discs designed to prevent video content from being copied and pirated.
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It's a step forward for Stop Killing Games.
Probably not very long. Knowing Sony, they are spending a whole lot of money working on a patch to fix that hole. The hackers will go at it again though.
Sony, just needs to let it go. I don't even think, people are willing to sit down and download a movie that is worth over 50GB.
I don't know. I need to know more about this "claim" from Slysoft. They were claiming last year and nothing came out.
If they do have cracked the BD+ and thats a big if, then it really doesn't matter because a nice little firmware update to change the encoding-key and boom they have to start all over.
Most Blu-Ray owners are honorable, and would never use a pirated movie/game on their Blu-Ray player.
this is old. They have been so quiet lately, so that means they haven't cracked BD+ yet. The article is old.
You don't need to work that hard to change the coding scheme for BD+. Very little tweak, then the hard work will start over again.
slysoft = slice me softly.
Will be broken again and again. Human = Human.