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The author seems confused.
This article suggests that the main problem was that Sony's DRM program only allowed other programs to hide undetected and wasn't so bad of itself.

The fact is that the Sony's DRM program WAS the rootkit. It made itself inextricable to the OS and it slyly intercepted system calls so that it could never be detected. Using software in this manner is insidious and Sony is getting off way too easy.
Posted by: dstinson_z   Posted on: 12/26/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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sony got off cheap  brokndodge@... | 12/22/06
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Break up the company....  High Sierra | 12/24/06
The author seems confused.  dstinson_z | 12/26/06
To clarify:  dstinson_z | 12/26/06
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And PS3's fly off the shelves  Boot_Agnostic | 12/26/06
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