The ongoing war between content producers and hackers over the AACS copy protection used in HD DVD and Blu-ray discs produced yet another skirmish last week, and as has been the case as of late, the hackers came out on top.

A hacker posted the new decryption key for AACS on the Freedom to Tinker web site, just one day after the AACS Licensing Authority (AACS LA) issued the key. In true tongue-in-cheek hacker fashion, the hacker posted the 128-bit key as a method of decrypting a small haiku that they placed on the same page, noting that it just might accidentally be the same key that will decrypt new high-definition discs as well.


Source: Arstechnica

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