Sony BMG Music Entertainment has rolled out a promised mail-in program that lets music buyers exchange CDs containing its controversial XCP copy protection software. Security researchers now say they have now spotted new problems in the software Sony is giving users who want to remove its copy-protection products. Sony had already ceased distribution of the XCP uninstaller after its security problems were brought to light earlier this week. Princeton University computer science student J. Alex Halderman claimed that MediaMax uninstaller, created by software vendor SunnComm International Inc., presented a risk.”]
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