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PlayReady DRM leak triggers Microsoft takedown and Amazon account suspensions
To protect PlayReady DRM, GitHub was asked to remove leaked SL3000 certificates, while Amazon nuked accounts for using leaked credentials.
However, the prospect of mass piracy is clearly problematic for rightsholders, streaming platforms, and PlayReady itself, which relies on trust and security. While the immediate focus was on the higher-security SL3000 certificates, the omission raises questions about Microsoft’s broader strategy for addressing such leaks across different security tiers. These leaks not only undermine trust but also serve as a stark reminder that the fight for content protection is an ongoing, adaptive battle, with pirates constantly looking for the next exploit.
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