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No. The security argument would be more analogous to a hypothetical situation whereby listening to legally purchased CDs occasionally resulted in you house keys
by JupiterMoon 11y ago
No. The security argument would be more analogous to a hypothetical situation whereby listening to legally purchased CDs occasionally resulted in you house keys or credit card details being distributed to criminals.
- 67726e 11y agoOr, you know, that time Sony installed a rootkit from music CDs.
- bigbugbag 11y agoFunny thing those were not actuals CDs, Philips asked Sony to stop using the official CD logo on those infected discs or face a lawsuit.
- 67726e 11y agoWhat do you mean they weren't CDs? They weren't "licensed" or they were something else entirely?
- throwaway049 11y agoThey did not conform to the official specification for an audio CD and therefore were not allowed to carry the logo for Compact Disc Digital Audio.