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It's not even private anymore. Anyone can easily find tools on GitHub or other sites[0] that can download widevine'd content. It's easy to find L3 keys on GitHu
by _a9 4y ago
It's not even private anymore. Anyone can easily find tools on GitHub or other sites[0] that can download widevine'd content. It's easy to find L3 keys on GitHub too. There are public sites[1] that get the decryption keys but using their own keys on the backend if you cant find keys or don't know how to dump the keys. There is an all-in-one tool[2] that lets anyone with 0 knowledge of DRM to dump content from practically any site that uses widevine, costs a leg but it's meant for people who don't want to waste time finding tools and learning how to do it manually.
[0]: https://cdm-project.com/CDM-Tools/ https://cdm-project.com/CDM-Tools/
[1]: https://cdrm-project.com/ https://cdrm-project.com/ & http://getwvkeys.cc/ http://getwvkeys.cc/
[2]: https://streamfab.com/ https://streamfab.com/
- lern_too_spel 4y agoThe all-in-one tool only decrypts Widevine L3, which is the lowest security Widevine protocol according to TFA. 4k content is only available with Widevine L1. The others don't say which level they support, but I assume it's the same.
- RuggedPineapple 4y agoThat tool says it does for 4k for HBO Max. All the other platforms (Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, Disney+) are 720 or 1080 though. Wonder whats going on there.