New on DVD: 'Breach'
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There are holes aplenty in this national-security 'Breach.'
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Switch to manual Apple has released an updated version of its popular QuickTime media playback software that fixes eight security vulnerabilities.â¦
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Arts & entertainment: Peter Bradshaw: Michael Moore's new film is a superb attack on the Americans healthcare mess.
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La Blu-ray Disc Association a publiÃ© hier un communiquÃ© de presse donnant la liste exacte de ses membres. Cette derniÃ¨re est assez impressionnante et ce sont 73 constructeurs, dÃ©veloppeurs, Ã©diteurs ou
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Wired News chats with the director of This Film Is Not Yet Rated and gets a glimpse of the secretive movie-ratings system. Oh, and we learn why John Waters rocks on. By Randy Dotinga.
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âThe Bourne Ultimatumâ is the first of many HD movies Vudu plans to deliver online at the same time DVDs become available.
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A hacker has reportedly found the keys to the digital rights management of the new high-definition DVD formats, Blu-ray and HD DVD, enabling users to backup their movies to hard disk drives.
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Update addresses potential denial-of-service vulnerabilities as well as a flaw in QuickTime.
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A new documentary revisits perhaps the most horrifying "incident" in modern warfare
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CES 2005 Quality content coming to new format. Van Helsing too
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Amazon.com and iTunes have joined the growing number of online venues selling movie files. USA TODAY's Mike Snider clicks through the latest way to get flicks.
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This week's new DVD's include a remake of George A. Romero's 1978 horror classic, a behind-the-scenes look at Al Jazeera and two films that reveal Takashi Miike's softer side.
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Annunciato come erede del DVD e chiamato per ora DVD 2, il nuovo formato di digitalizzazione dei film e dei giochi del prossimo futuro sembra essere una sfida a parte tra i due colossi dellâ²elettronica SONY e NEC!!!
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Mahesh Bhatt's new film is a must watch.
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(InfoWorld) - A hacker claims to have discovered a cryptographic key that can be used to circumvent copy restrictions on HD DVD and Blu-ray movies. The key, which was published Sunday on the Doom9.org discussion forum, is a further step toward undermining the next-generation AACS (Advanced Access Content System) encryption system used to copy-protect high-definition media. The hacker, going by the name of Arnezami, said he discovered the key by examining what was happening in his computer's memory while it processed an HD DVD video. A spokeswoman for the group that sets the AACS specification, called the AACS Licensing Administrator, said Arnezami's claims were being investigated but declined to provide further comment. In late December, a different hacker, named Muslix64, posted a software program that could decrypt high-definition movies. Users needed to first enter another type of encryption key, called the "volume key," for the software to work. More than 100 of these volume keys have since popped up, allowing users to freely copy such films as King Kong, Mission: Impossible and Jarhead. The publication of this latest key, called a processing key, gives users a much easier way to figure out the volume keys they need in order to make movie copies with the HDDVDBackup software, according to Arnezami. Introduced in April 2005, AACS is supported by media and technology companies such as Microsoft, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. (Panasonic), Sony, Toshiba, The Walt Disney Co., and Warner Bros. The encryption system is designed to be more robust than the CSS (content scrambling system) encryption scheme used by DVDs, which was completely cracked in late 1999.
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This week's new releases include the 1973 thriller "Charley Varrick," groundbreaking anime from Japan and four films featuring the martial arts star Sonny Chiba.
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Hurry, hurry, hurry! The movie event of the year! One week only!