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Written by tinfoil
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Thursday, 14 September 2006 19:26
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The Inquirer: Although Sony killed off its controversial CD DRM root kit
system, investigators have discovered that it could have caused more
problems than anyone first thought.
A glitch in the XCP DRM technology meant that anti-spyware features in
AOL's Safety and Security Centre software and PestPatrol software could
have tried to disable the CD-ROM's configuration.
The bug has been found by Texas attorney general's office who have been
testing the XCP copy-protection technology as part of the state's
lawsuit against Sony.
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