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Has that been extracted already? I have to admit I'm behind on the current state of browser DRM... Also I wonder if in the future this would require attestatio
by jabbany 3y ago
Has that been extracted already? I have to admit I'm behind on the current state of browser DRM...
Also I wonder if in the future this would require attestation of the entire chain: secure UEFI validated by key burned in CPU, validates secure boot os that prevents "hacking tools", which validates secure Chrome, which attests secure websites...
Truly royally screwed at that point...
- charcircuit 3y agoThe current state of DRM is that you have to find a hardware vulnerability in order to extract a certificate. With this you can now decrypt DRM content, but you have to be careful not to get that key blacklisted.