Arnezami did no wrong. He studied the publicly available AACS specs and really understood them in and out. And then he knew when, where and when to look. There is no law against someone who looked and he didn't steal anything. He just found the keys under the doormat and he didn't go in. Arnezami has nothing to worry about and he didn't violate any copyright laws. He did it for the challenge and the thrill of discovery.
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Originally Posted by XStylus
Arnezami, I'll tell you the same thing I told muslix64. Unless you're DVD Jon's neighbor in Norway, PROTECT YOUR IDENTITY. Fixing these DRM crippled technologies is only 75% of the victory. The remaining 25% is in making sure you don't become a martyr.
The greatest victories against the rights-thieving media industries are ones where they are denied their pound of flesh.
I'm also mildly curious as to what Doom9's policies are in case it was ever subpoenaed for IP address info. I know it'd certainly be the toughest decision they'd ever have to make.
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