Sony BMGs digitaler Hausfriedensbruch
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An exploration of Sony BMG’s deployment of DRM that behaved like a rootkit, detailing how the company enforced its commercial interests by secretly installing intrusive software on users’ PCs. Covers the technical nature of the rootkit-style DRM, the privacy and security implications for consumers, and the corporate decisions that led to that approach.
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