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To: Enam Luf who wrote (578)8/12/1998 7:40:00 PM
From: Enam Luf  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 690
 
Also, with respect to the point Clo made about the CD-R companies not manufacturing devices that can duplicate HST protected disks. One concern I have is that some foreign countries have governments that are full-time software pirates (or support such operations). These people have both the money and the expertise to create such devices, and I suspect they would not shy away from using them to make millions (billions?) selling replicated disks that cost them next to nothing to create. While these people definitely do not fall into the "casual" pirate definition, it is my belief that are a large percentage of international piracy can be attributed to high-tech, big budget operations, especially in the low to mid end, high-volume software market.

Enam



To: Enam Luf who wrote (578)8/13/1998 10:50:00 AM
From: Chloe R  Respond to of 690
 
Enam,

Thanks. It's really good to have someone on the thread that is really knowledgeable in these areas. I feel like I'm in Encryption 101. :o)

Clo


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