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Originally Posted by Ch3vr0n
No it hasn't. Feel free to check the current deuhd thread on RedFox forum. Aacs uses AES 2 I think Pete said, which was very secure in some 'timing' or something. That said, the INDICATION that there's at least a partial breakthrough on the uhd decryption is something I welcome and will continue to follow until it's completely cracked. Then things can really take off for consumer fair use backups.
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I'm still puzzled as to what hasn't been cracked. There are numerous discs which have quite clearly been backed up, and don't appear to have anything missing. Therefore which aspect hasn't been defeated - this is a sincere question as if images are available of full discs, isn't that proof? Alien Covenant, which is less than 50 Gb, has been burnt to a bd-50 and plays on UHD players (all the other images are either bd-66 or bd-100).