Free Bluray Decrypter tool and dvd ripper

[bluraydecrypter]

welcom to test the tool , it's free for ever!
update new key!!!

and a new web
free blu-ray decryper

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=156195

2012-04-19 Get a new host-cert key for blu ray and update to 2.1.00. The freeware can decrypt Blu-ray disc with MKB version up to V29 now.
2012 03.26 free dvd ripper and free dvd decrypter release.
2011 11.24 ver2.0.00 release, add Hundreds of Discs's keys, and run faster.

[tux99]

So what's the catch, spyware or rootkit?

[nuke12]

tux, you cynical person. lol

[garp99]

You can't blame him for that when a new user (1st post) is "advertising" a program.
Nonetheless, it's on a doom9.org forum which lends more credibility.
It all seems legit after reading the thread from user comments.

[tux99]

(09-02-2010 11:34 PM)garp99 Wrote:  You can't blame him for that when a new user (1st post) is "advertising" a program.
Nonetheless, it's on a doom9.org forum which lends more credibility.
It all seems legit after reading the thread from user comments.

Anyone can register and post on doom9, and the thread doesn't have a lot of feedback so that doesn't really give it credibility yet, I would be very careful, I would only test this in a dedicated VM.

Why would anyone release another bluray decrypter and make it free forever, but not release the source code?

People either write software for profit (which doesn't exclude the fun factor) or purely for fun, and those that write it purely for fun normally release their source code since it increases the fun factor (and the kudos) due to the community that forms around it (if the software is any good).

[HeartWare]

I write my software "purely for fun", and have always released them as FreeWare, but I have never released my source code .

What does that make me?

[Willem53]

A very nice person
proving the cynics of this world that they are wrong.....

but I agree with Tux when he says... beware of hackers bearing free gifts

[tux99]

(09-03-2010 11:13 AM)HeartWare Wrote:  What does that make me?

The exception that confirms the rule.
But you are missing out on the extra satisfaction that you would experience if you opensource'd your software, just look at YAMJ and the buzz around it which is largely due to the fact that everyone can contribute!

More seriously, you have history and credibility on here so I wouldn't hesitate to trust your software, but a few posts on doom9 (by someone with 8 posts in total), one post on here and a binary-only software package stored on rapidshare doesn't instill confidence to me.

[bluraydecrypter]

:DWellcome to use, and give any advice

[SatanX]

(12-14-2010 02:05 PM)bluraydecrypter Wrote:  :DWellcome to use, and give any advice

What data do you collect when the app 'phones home'?

[MediaHound]

(09-03-2010 11:13 AM)HeartWare Wrote:  but a few posts on doom9 (by someone with 8 posts in total), one post on here and a binary-only software package stored on rapidshare doesn't instill confidence to me.

Hear Hear !

[cheaper_popcorn]

(02-20-2011 05:43 PM)SatanX Wrote:  

(12-14-2010 02:05 PM)bluraydecrypter Wrote:  :DWellcome to use, and give any advice

What data do you collect when the app 'phones home'?

Good question. Without a satisfactory answer to that, I would steer way clear. Key logger, C/C info harvester?

[pepar]

Well, this turned out to be a short thread.

Jeff

[bluraydecrypter]

1. update to version 2.0.00
2. add latest keys and fix some bugs

The h-cert key used by the program may be revoked. I can only use Virtual Drive[with an ISO file] to test because my blu-ray drive hase broken down.

if you find bugs, please tell me about that, thanks!

[SatanX]

Lets try again.....

What data do you collect when the app 'phones home'?