April 29, 2009 at 03:51Now will be PGP vs ElcomSoft?
Somewhere I've seen this before. Some kind of deja vu :)
Adobe hit ElcomSoft in 2001. A wave of protests "Freedom to Dmitry Sklyarov . " And then the United States also sued the Russian company for a long time ...
Today I found out that PGP ran into Elkomsoft . Twenty five again? The phrase “The only way to crack PGP” was written on the stand of ElcomSoft. Here is a mock-up of the stand: PGP comrades didn’t like the mention of their trademark, or maybe they were scared that they would really hack :) Be that as it may, the poster was dismantled: Now it’s interesting to know whether the law-enforcement and the court will be interesting? And who will they release now?
I hope everyone is hushed up, otherwise the entire Internet will laugh at the second trial with ElcomSoft :)
Here is more detailed, but in English : blog.crackpassword.com/2009/04/from-reed-exhibitions-the-number-one-in- europe
Adobe hit ElcomSoft in 2001. A wave of protests "Freedom to Dmitry Sklyarov . " And then the United States also sued the Russian company for a long time ...
Today I found out that PGP ran into Elkomsoft . Twenty five again? The phrase “The only way to crack PGP” was written on the stand of ElcomSoft. Here is a mock-up of the stand: PGP comrades didn’t like the mention of their trademark, or maybe they were scared that they would really hack :) Be that as it may, the poster was dismantled: Now it’s interesting to know whether the law-enforcement and the court will be interesting? And who will they release now?
I hope everyone is hushed up, otherwise the entire Internet will laugh at the second trial with ElcomSoft :)
Here is more detailed, but in English : blog.crackpassword.com/2009/04/from-reed-exhibitions-the-number-one-in- europe