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Cracking iTunes' DRM with JHymn

Posted by michael on from the nuclear-escalation dept.

comforteagle writes "Howard Wen has interviewed 'FutureProof' of the JHymn project, a DRM removal application for iTunes song files laden, or 'crippled' as some say, to prevent filesharing. FutureProof tells us how Apple's DRM works, how to rip it out using JHymn, how they build on the work of 'DVD' Jon Johansen, and how to upgrade to that brand new iShuffle safely."

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  1. apple zealots - start your engines by Saeger · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Ooo. I can't wait to hear the apple zealots rant again against THIS instance in reverse engineering. "I mean, come on people, Apple is trying to play fair here! why can't you just accept this little DRM compromise?! Wah wah."

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