This is exactly the same situation as in IT with "colored bits". Bits don't have color of course, they are just 1 and 0. So when you have a sequence of bits on

This is exactly the same situation as in IT with "colored bits". Bits don't have color of course, they are just 1 and 0. So when you have a sequence of bits on your storage and it happens to be a sequence legally owned by someone (DRM), what happens? Could you have randomly clicked on a keyboard all day and generate exact same sequence as some corporation is selling for money? Maybe. It is possible. But would court agree with this? No. To the court bits have color, even if they are the same it does matter how they have appeared on your storage and why. And the same exact sequence of bits acquired by different means would be treated differently by the court. So most likely court will force Brigade to return the money, at least I think it is logical to do so.