Report: Nokia "Comes With Music" Service DRM Cracked

Authored by Mark Hefflinger on December 12, 2008 - 11:47am.

London - The digital rights management (DRM) security protecting Nokia's new Comes With Music unlimited mobile music service has been cracked, Electric Pig reported. A $26 application developed by Tunebite purports to play back songs and then re-dub them into a non-encrypted file, in a process that takes just a couple of seconds per song.

 

Related Links:
http://snipurl.com/7vpyp (Electric Pig)

http://62.61.85.218 (Comes With Music)

http://tunebite.com/en/audio_video_drm_copy_protection/index.html

Comments

nothing new about this

Well, actually it has nothing to do with cracking.Tunebite software is on the market since 2004, if i recall correctly,it was not really esp made for 'cracking' nokia's files, works for converting a lot of other formats. It's been used by people who wanna enjoy their legally bought music on any of their devices, rather than be tied down to a couple of authorized devices.But among other similar apps that are on the market, Tunebite does it all legally, by re recording the already legally purchased files and does not in any way mess with the drm or crack it, so u should be on the safe side if u wanna use it.

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