The CSS (Content Scrambling System) is the encryption method used in commercial DVD production to prevent DVD data from being copied. The sole purpose of the CSS is to protect copyrights by ...

and this encryption happens to use the Content Scramble System (CSS). Companies that produce DVD players license CSS support from the DVD Copy Control Association (DVD CCA), and as part of the ...

The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has in fact filed suit today against RealNetworks. The claim is that Real has violated DMCA anticircumvention rules with its new RealDVD product ...

The software will create a full copy of a DVD in about 10 to 40 minutes ... Analysts said maintaining the CSS encryption may be enough to keep studios happy. But Piper Jaffray analyst Michael ...

The programmer known as DVD Jon made his name cracking the CSS encryption that makes DVDs harder to rip or copy than CDs, but he has since set his sights on breaking down barriers within the ...