Le mardi 03 octobre 2006 à 15:51 -0500, Tom Spear a écrit : [...] > > > I'm by no means an expert on copyright law or copy protection, but I > think that using any method other than writing directly to the MBR > with those copy protection measures would be illegal because writing > to a file (registry, wine-only proprietary db or any other type of > file) as opposed to writing to the mbr like the copy protection is > supposed to could potentially reveal data that the copy protection > companies don't want being revealed, and therefore that would end up > making wine a possible target for aiding circumvention. Sure there > are tools out there that crackers use that read the mbr and store it > in a file, so that they can circumvent the copy protection, but that > has nothing to do with wine.
This doesn't require cracker tools, reading a MBR using standard tools like dd is as easy as reading a file or registry. Jonathan
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