Re: Vulnerability found: Adobe Acrobat eBook Reader and Content Server

From: Klaus-J. Wolf (klaus-juergen.wolfat_private)
Date: Tue Jul 23 2002 - 07:58:25 PDT

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Hm,

fragilities of DRM systems are not exactly a security issue.

Regards
k.j.


Vladimir Katalov wrote:
>   With [1], the owner of the book can copy/print unlimited number of portions
>   of the book, ignoring the limitations set by the publisher.
> 
>   With [2], it is possible to create multiple copies (as many as you want) of
>   any book (the 'Give' function is enabled for): make the backup; give it to
>   someone else through network or IR port; restore from backup; give to the
>   next recipient etc.

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