Saturday 25 May 2013
“Free Music” from Spotify as DRM Hole Exploited by MP3-Ripping Chrome Extension
May 8, 2013
Spotify leaves a DRM-free hole in their latest HTML5 web player, and Downloadify turns the streaming service into the best free music piracy tool around.
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