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So does this mean the original descrambler is legal if they remove the
keys and force you to download them from some offshore server or such
nonsense something like you have to do w/ ROM images sometimes for
emulators?
So the five bytes is the only thing keeping this from being legal? How
long can it possibly take to search every possible 5-byte string for one
that works? Why bother even including them?
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2001, Mike Miller wrote:
> Doesn't this mean that my guess was correct? The new perl descrambler is
> not illegal because it can't descramble DVD files unless it is given the
> disk key.
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