From a swedish site called IDG.se
http://www.idg.se/2.1085/1.128964
Of course I can translate it for ya if you want. Because I think
there isn't many swedish persons here I assume. Because
SlySoft Forum is an english community.
From article translated:
Bluray-encryption soon cracked
Softwaredeveloper SlySoft claims that the companys latest version of
AnyDVD circumvent AACS-encryption MKBv4. They have also found a way
to crack the encryption protection BD+.
When AnyDVD 6.1.9.3 was released earlier in the week was the big bait that the program now was able to circumvent the latest version of Media Key Block, MKBv4, an important part off the encryption with blu-ray and hd-dvd movies.
Modern movies have however also another encryption protection called BD+
that holds for more advanced. SlySoft means that the protection also is cracked and in the present they polish the detalis.
In a statement James Wong, developerdirector at SlySoft says. "We have already found a way to crack BD+ and now we are keep polishing it."
He also add that the company expects to have a new version of AnyDVD
finish by the end of the year with this function.
All this is of course not allowed neither in the USA or in Europe. So for that reason it isn't strange that SlySoft is registered at the westindian island called Antigua.
Sorry if my english translation isn't so good...