[pchelpers] News:Hackers Target Blu-ray Now?

After apparently breaking the anti-copying software on HD-DVDs, hackers
say they have conquered Blu-ray.
By Phillip Swann
 
Washington, D.C.   (January 21, 2007) -- Hackers say they have
discovered how to make illegal copies of Blu-ray HDTV DVDs.

The same group that earlier this month published copies of HD-DVDs
online  say they have been able to decrypt and play a Blu-ray media file
as well.

If true, the current anti-copying software in both high-def discs will
apparently not prevent pirates from making illegal copies and
distributing them online and the black market. And this could discourage
film studios from releasing a larger number of titles in the new
high-def DVD format.

More here:
http://www.tvpredictions.com/blurayhack012107.htm
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