USB-C Authentication could banish USB threats forever, but it might also mean you’re tied to buying ‘approved’ accessories.
Tag Archives: DRM
Microsoft mistake leaves Windows 10 users fuming
Microsoft Windows 10 users were livid late last week after Microsoft mistakenly told them that their licenses were invalid.
“Right to repair” gets a boost from new DCMA software rules
It just got easier for owners of a wide range of home devices to hack and repair their software.
Ubisoft yanks keys for online games purchased via unauthorised parties
Far Cry 4 and other games disappeared over the weekend, leaving a trail of ex-Ubisoft fans in their wake, stripped of games Ubisoft thinks were “fraudulently” bought on third-party sites. 
Adobe updates its e-reader – DRM data no longer transmitted insecurely
Adobe’s e-reader software now has “enhanced security” for uploading metadata about what you read. Or, as you might say, “no longer uploads that data insecurely”…