A student that pointed out copy protection software could be blocked if people used the SHIFT key when they inserted a CD, will be sued by SunnComm, company motto "Light years beyond encryption".
After piling your way through lots of light and noise, further reinforcing the mescalin poisoning theory, you can find the statement here.
The firm made a "statement" claiming that Alex Halderman "came to false conclusions" about the robustness of the firm's Media Max software.
It claims it has lost over $10 million in market value after the student published his report.

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