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Bronze Member Username: Pancho_viliaPost Number: 75 Registered: Aug-10 | Latest News HDTV code crack is real, Intel confirms // 2010-09-20} An Intel Spokesman has confirmed that the data encryption which protects the high definition video content has been cracked officially. He also said that there was not any sign of illegal hardware to damage the market in near future. This is a big reason to worry for the entertainment industry. Fears emerged for the high definition video devices like TVs and Blue ray disc players as a report on Thursday unveiled that the protection technology which is responsible for keeping the content safe has been cracked. On Thursday the chipmaker Intel confirmed that the High Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) technology has been cracked. This is a huge problem for the authority which oversees the HDCP technology. HDCP protects the audio and video contents as it travels via the cables connecting the HD devices such as set-top boxes, Blue ray players and other high definition display devices. According to Intel the hack provides a master key to unlock the protected contents. Without the protection someone can make unlimited number of copies of the protected audio video contents. Intel has urged the high definition devices making firms to be strong at the privacy and protection issues. EchoStar on Losing End of $22 Million Fee Swing in // 2010-08-12 http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/09/14/hd-tv-set-free/ |
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Platinum Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 14884 Registered: Jan-08 | This thing has nothing to do with Echostar and their encryption but Blue ray copying! |
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Silver Member Username: RtfPost Number: 183 Registered: Aug-07 | Nothing gets by Playmutt. What a whiz. I wonder if HE can read North Korean? |
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Silver Member Username: CongrioQuinteroChile SA Post Number: 101 Registered: Aug-10 | Gee!! Playmouth!!! Now that you have gotten this place all cleaned up it is such a wonderful place. All those Bully's are sorry now. EH!! |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 19786 Registered: Jun-06 | HDCP Master Key Reportedly Leaked: Would Kill Much of HDMI From this report at geekosystem, it seems tha it only applies to certain types of recording devices such as Blue ray recorders. The compromised encryption is the part when you are recording, but not when you are deciphering the signals from the air Plymouth: The Mexican has difficulty in understanding English. |
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Bronze Member Username: Pancho_viliaPost Number: 79 Registered: Aug-10 | If you two fruitcakes have a problem with my C/P take it up with FOX http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/09/14/hd-tv-set-free/ EchoStar on Losing End of $22 Million Fee Swing in // 2010-08-12 |
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Platinum Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 14890 Registered: Jan-08 | Yes I have a problem with your thread! You are a idiot because this has nothing to do with Echostar! |
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Bronze Member Username: Pancho_viliaPost Number: 81 Registered: Aug-10 | Like I said if you can read it's only a C/P FOX NEWS I didn't say that it had anything to do with EchoStar |
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Platinum Member Username: PlymouthCanada Post Number: 14892 Registered: Jan-08 | Hombre Bronze Member Username: Pancho_vilia Post Number: 75 Registered: Aug-10 Posted on Monday, September 27, 2010 - 07:44 am: Latest News HDTV code crack is real, Intel confirms // 2010-09-20} An Intel Spokesman has confirmed that the data encryption which protects the high definition video content has been cracked officially. He also said that there was not any sign of illegal hardware to damage the market in near future. This is a big reason to worry for the entertainment industry. Fears emerged for the high definition video devices like TVs and Blue ray disc players as a report on Thursday unveiled that the protection technology which is responsible for keeping the content safe has been cracked. On Thursday the chipmaker Intel confirmed that the High Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) technology has been cracked. This is a huge problem for the authority which oversees the HDCP technology. HDCP protects the audio and video contents as it travels via the cables connecting the HD devices such as set-top boxes, Blue ray players and other high definition display devices. According to Intel the hack provides a master key to unlock the protected contents. Without the protection someone can make unlimited number of copies of the protected audio video contents. Intel has urged the high definition devices making firms to be strong at the privacy and protection issues. >>>>>>>EchoStar on Losing End of $22 Million Fee Swing in // 2010-08-12 <<<<<<<<< |
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Bronze Member Username: Pancho_viliaPost Number: 82 Registered: Aug-10 | It's only a C/P from another site again where does it says that it had anything to do with HDTV code crack is real, that is why I have listed it at the bottom I'm not into to post count like you and Nalin starting another thread |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 19789 Registered: Jun-06 | Himbre can't under English. He still thinks it is 12th August, 2010, the day he got smuggled into the USA. People like him read a little, come to quick conclusion, because they have an urge to post, without taking into account the relevancy and the dates of a message. |
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Bronze Member Username: Pancho_viliaPost Number: 83 Registered: Aug-10 | Explain that to you other half my C/P thread above is dated // 2010-09-20 HDTV code crack is real, Intel confirms EchoStar on Losing End of $22 Million Fee Swing is dated // 2010-08-12 If everyone here was as stupid as you two are, your post count would be maybe 9,000 You need to thank the Fun Bunch for keeping you two honest and helping keep your $10.00 an hour job. |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 19791 Registered: Jun-06 | At least this guy Finishing as 22 understands that Pancho-cabana was wrong - yet tries to defend him by saying that that Mexican idiot was just "messing with you" . Well Mr., I mean you Finishing as No. 22, you also were unable to translate it, right? |