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    Napster copy-protection is easy to get around

    Posted on Wednesday, February 16 2005 @ 17:06:40 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    The Napster saga continues as smart users pointed out that there are techniques to turn copy-protected downloads from the Napster subscription service into unprotected files by using a free tool.
    "It's not a new thing," said Napster spokeswoman Dana Harris. "We do all we can to make our system as secure as possible for people who want to pay for music." Record label executives nevertheless said privately that they were worried at the attention the technique was getting.
    More info at Cnet


     
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