There is a minimum bar for what is a protectable "work" under copyright. It also has to be creatively produced, not machine generated in singles. (Not taking ab

There is a minimum bar for what is a protectable "work" under copyright. It also has to be creatively produced, not machine generated in singles. (Not taking about collections here) Rolling a die and publishing a number between 1 and 6 is not copyrightable. Would a single number of 20 bytes be a "work?" Even if it's almost certainly generated through strong random? That seems unlikely. What Sony could do would seem be civil action under "trade secrets" and/or the EULA. Dunno if that's the actual interpretation though?