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The proposed settlement will provide significant benefits for consumers who bought the flawed CDs, said EFF Legal Director Cindy Cohn. “Under the terms, those consumers will get what they thought they were buying–music that will play on their computers without restriction or security risk. EFF is continuing discussions with Sony BMG, however, and believes that there is more they can do to protect music lovers in the future.
“Sony agreed to stop production of these flawed and ineffective DRM technologies, noted EFF Staff Attorney Kurt Opsahl. We hope that other record labels will learn from Sonys hard experience and focus more on the carrot of quality music and less on the stick of copy protection.
Security Now! with Steve Gibson, Episode 20 is ready for your consideration.
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This week your questions and Steve’s answers.
But first, notice of a very serious security flaw in all versions of Windows. This hole takes advantage of poor design choice in the Windows metafile interpreter and can be exploited by a malicious web site or by email attachments.
Despite the fact that the hole was discovered only yesterday, there are already numerous web sites trying to take advantage of it.
There’s no patch yet from Microsoft, but fortunately the fix is very easy. Steve documents it at grc.com. Please go there now and apply the fix.
On this show we discuss:
Steve also hosts transcripts, show notes, and a 16kbps version of the show for the bandwidth impaired at grc.com.
Running time: 53:59
Equalizer exposed! Morrissey impersonator humiliated! Satan’s scrotum emptied! Film at 11