Re:Tim Berners-Lee approves Web DRM, but W3C members have tw...
by BlackFly on Friday July 07, 2017 @03:13PM
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If false DRM initiatives are what it takes to get browsers to implement proper crypto modules, then sign me up.
Obviously it can't be used for DRM, I will just capture the frame and redirect it to a codec to re-encode the stream. Alternately, I can just stream it somewhere else.
On the other hand a secure place to store keys, free from the reach of plugins and javascript would be nice.
Obviously it can't be used for DRM, I will just capture the frame and redirect it to a codec to re-encode the stream. Alternately, I can just stream it somewhere else.
On the other hand a secure place to store keys, free from the reach of plugins and javascript would be nice.