“In another setback for free speech advocates, hacker magazine 2600 has lost its bid for an appeal of a ruling banning it from posting code that can be used to crack DVD copy protections. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals refused 2600’s request to reconsider a ruling that prohibits the publication from posting or linking to code known as DeCSS.” Click here for the full update at ZDnet.com.
My only response to this is that any DeCSS banning is null and void. You can download the hack from most of the P2P networks. I have a copy!
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