Cracking iTunes' DRM with JHymn

comforteagle writes "Howard Wen has interviewed 'FutureProof' of the JHymn project, a DRM removal application for iTunes song files laden, or 'crippled' as some say, to prevent filesharing. FutureProof tells us how Apple's DRM works, how to rip it out using JHymn, how they build on the work of 'DVD' Jon Johansen, and how to upgrade to that brand new iShuffle safely."

What will Steve Jobs say?

[Anonymous Coward]

Probably "Send the lawyers. Have him killed immediately."

You know...

[FireballX301]

At this point, I've decided to get out of the game. No IRC-crawling, no Kazaa, no DRM-breaking.

It's much easier to use the five-finger discount.

What is that old saying...

[TiggertheMad]

'If you encrypt it, they will come...'

Re:You know...

[MikeXpop]

That's because the RIAA gets revenue if you steal it from a store. If you go to your local strawberries and steal the last London Calling, they're going to have to buy more. To the RIAA, it's indistinguishable from a normal sale. The only one who gets screwed in that case is the insurance company.

Remember kids, stealing music helps the artists!