Student hacks iTunes for compatibility

Student hacks iTunes for compatibility
Patrick Gray, SecurityFocus 2004-05-04

According to the Australian researcher who cracked the authentication used by Apple's iTunes software, current-generation Digital Rights Management (DRM) will never work.

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Student hacks iTunes for compatibility 2004-05-05
Linux User (1 replies)

Why wouldn't Apple / Music Industry make free clients available for *nix based systems? The money is in selling the songs, not the software (or so I understand)...

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Student hacks iTunes for compatibility 2004-05-14
theimbecile003

apple wants you using apple, look how long it took them to make a windoze ipod. other companies don't see a market need for *nix developement, and it's likely m$ might be tossing some money at that to make sure that need gets kept secret for a while....

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Student hacks iTunes for compatibility 2004-05-13
A Malaysian

It's high time we take to task people whom we trust to do security work securely, but come up with shoddy results.

You're being paid honest money to do it, come up with something better, not something which someone with some free time can easily circumvent.

I'd like to see Apple come up with a...

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