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So I'm guessing that this will backfire. Mozilla say that Adobe will create the software, which will presumably be bundled with the browser. This means that if
by CHY872 12y ago
So I'm guessing that this will backfire. Mozilla say that Adobe will create the software, which will presumably be bundled with the browser. This means that if Adobe's DRM gets cracked, suddenly every site using that DRM is vulnerable. At the moment, one just updates the client to obfuscate a bit better, which is then downloaded on next launch of the software. If it's all client side, surely then the DRM will have to be updated every few days - which would be a nightmare for sysadmins etc.
- bzbarsky 12y ago> which will presumably be bundled with the browser. It won't be bundled with the browser. It'll be a separate download users need to explicitly opt into. In the sysadmin case, of course, the sysadmin could choose to preinstall it...