It is overly broad, but not because of this. AFAIK there is precedent for arguing cryptographic keys and even code implementing drm algorithms are such a "devic

It is overly broad, but not because of this. AFAIK there is precedent for arguing cryptographic keys and even code implementing drm algorithms are such a "device". This is extra great because as soon as you slap any encryption or algorithm that could feasibly be called "drm" into your code, it becomes illegal to reverse engineer. This is being used by lots of companies, but most memorably for me by John Deere to make repairing their tractors a jailable offense.