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‘DVD Jon’ Breaks Google Video Lock

‘DVD Jon’ Breaks Google Video Lock

Norwegian hacker Jon Lech Johansen has released a patch that will remove Google’s restriction and allow the playback of video files that aren’t on the video.google.com server.

Johansen, also known as ‘DVD Jon’ for his work on decrypting DVD security codes, has created a patch for the Google Video Viewer—less than 24 hours after the search giant shipped the video playback plug-in, a tool based on the open-source VideoLAN media player.

The patch, released on Johansen’s ‘So Sue Me’ blog, effectively disables a modification Google made to the VideoLAN code to prevent users from playing videos that are not hosted on Google’s servers.

Source: PCMag.com

Comments

  1. Thrax
    Thrax Gahahahahahahahahahahahahah AAAHAHAHAJAHAHAHAAH
  2. obeyn a-pa cih mangsudnya
  3. airbornflght
    airbornflght hellllllllllssssss yeahhh ahah ahhhahahahaaahah ahahh haah haahah haha
  4. shwaip
    shwaip
    a-pa cih mangsudnya

    If I had a nickel for everytime I thought that, I'd be rolling in the dough.
  5. Medlock
    Medlock What's Google Video Viewer, and why's this so funny? :scratch:

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