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Originally Posted by webroot
i havent tried using any online ( or otherwise ) drm stripper i guess they could be slightly outdated. i always thought hacking and cracking is easier in the initial phase of any evolving technology later that system gets more secure and eventually tradtional hacking becomes useless. take an example of various os tricks that we used to do in past and online hacking and all that talks of sql injection, todays secure financial transactions etc that dont work anymore. today machine are greatly secured and mostly hacking incidents are seem to happen due to negligience simply hecause there is too much to monitor. but if you say newer versions of drms are equally weak then i do not understand why anyone licensing them. but i doubt that in future you can break them so easily.
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I believe this confirms what I said earlier about "script kiddies".
Yes. The easy, braindead ways of "os tricks" get patched over time. But there are always exploits if you actually know what you are doing. Security does not really increase over time, it just gets different.
You might also like to consider the difference between hacking someone else's machine and hacking your own machine. You may be unaware -- DeDRM is the latter.
