once the bits are in your bus, you own them, as in physically have them, it becomes a matter of time and effort for you to access them in a humanly enjoyable ma

once the bits are in your bus, you own them, as in physically have them, it becomes a matter of time and effort for you to access them in a humanly enjoyable manner. it is possible to re engineer digital electronics with a little ribbon cable, an exacto knife, and a fine soldering hand. the decrypted bitstream doesnt have to go to a display buffer it could go to memory instead. that is where i see DRM failing to stop 100% of the leak, and is powerless to do so, as long as people can still understand, and manipulate lowlevel hardware and firmware