October 30, 2006 at 14:11AllOfMP3.com patched a hole in DRM
A discovered vulnerability in the “Music For Masses” program has recently been fixed.
The “Music For Masses” service , as you know, allows you to listen to any music from the AllOfMP3.com website for free. However, they cannot be saved to disk, and for playback you must be online. The vulnerability allowed the creation of the hacker application “Music For Me”, which breaks the DRM protection of music files and makes them into ordinary MP3 compositions suitable for playing with any player at any convenient time.
However, two days ago, a blogger at Digg.com reportedthat during the operation of the “Music For Masses” program he was asked to download the update, after which breaking protection and saving files to disk was impossible. Of course, in the comments on the entry, many expressed the idea that the new vulnerability would put everything in its place.
The “Music For Masses” service , as you know, allows you to listen to any music from the AllOfMP3.com website for free. However, they cannot be saved to disk, and for playback you must be online. The vulnerability allowed the creation of the hacker application “Music For Me”, which breaks the DRM protection of music files and makes them into ordinary MP3 compositions suitable for playing with any player at any convenient time.
However, two days ago, a blogger at Digg.com reportedthat during the operation of the “Music For Masses” program he was asked to download the update, after which breaking protection and saving files to disk was impossible. Of course, in the comments on the entry, many expressed the idea that the new vulnerability would put everything in its place.