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SlySoft boldy defeats Blu-ray and HD DVD protections
Written by Ljpp
Monday, 29 October 2007
Antiguan SlySoft, Inc. recently sent out a rather bold press release, where they boasted about their success of breaking the latest HD DVD and Blu-ray protections. The company also made interesting statements saying that the movie industry should be greatful for their work. Also they say that beating these new protections was a challenge that they took passionately. SlySoft considers that their work will pave the way for a DRM-free future, as all attempts to protect media are made useless by SlySoft and other parties. On the other hand, if the world would be free of DRM and copy protections, then there would no demand for SlySoft's products in the first place!
Antigua, West Indies - October, 28th 2007
AnyDVD goes AACS MKBv4
SlySoft was recently honoured by AACS-LA, being declared as public enemy number one in the ongoing battle for copyright protection.
To prove them right and to take on the challenge, SlySoft has just released the latest AnyDVD version which beats the latest 4th generation HD-DVD and BluRay copy protection MKBv4, which was expected to be unbreakable.
All that AACS-LA has to offer now is BD+, but even that is on the verge of being circumvented and a release is expected by the end of this year. James Wong, Head of development at SlySoft: "We already found a wayto crack BD+ and we have just turned to fine-tuning. I should really think about hiring a bodyguard now, since this product won't please everybody."
Giancarlo Bettini, CEO of SlySoft: "One could start feeling sorry for the poor movie industry guys, but in the end, it saves their jobs and ours. Actually, they could be grateful and show a little bit more appreciation.
Beating AACS-LA's protection was a challenge that we accepted passionately, since winning feels a lot better if the opponent is almost as strong as we are. However, I wonder when people will understand that more restrictions, pressure and protections that prevent things from working won't generate more but less revenue. Microsoft's revenue in the 90ies prove us right and even Apple recently released a DRM-free iTunes version."