http://news.com.com/2100-1025_3-5087...l?tag=nefd_top Quote:
In a paper published on his Web site this week, Princeton Ph.D. student John Halderman explained how he disabled a new kind of copy-protection technology, distributed as part of a new album by BMG soul artist Anthony Hamilton.
Under normal circumstances, the antipiracy software is automatically loaded onto a Windows machine whenever the Hamilton album is run in a computer's CD drive, making traditional copying or MP3 ripping impossible. However, simply holding down the Shift key prevents Windows' AutoRun feature from loading the copy-protection software, leaving the music free to copy, Halderman said.
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Well duh, anybody thats familiar with how windows autorun works would know to disable something like that.
Certainly doesn't require a princeton doctorate to publish the information
Thank god he went to the good school, or we'd be stuck with that copyright proof cd forever!