Protected .nfo file

hey there, i recently bought a cd of ebay containing the works of an
auther. This file is an .nfo file and is about 107 mb. Every time i
try to copy, or print a few pages from this document, i get a mesege
saying this: "Insufficeint Security to perform this operation". I
have
a really hard time reading things of my computer screen, and usually
prefer to print of documents. So i have tried everything within my
knowledge and ability to do so. I have tried to convert it to
different formats, but the characters become unreadble. I have
attempted to use another program to open and try to print the pages,
but there does not seem to be any such program that can open such a
large file. The program im using is called Folio Views. Any help
would
be much appreciated.

adham

On 23 Mar 2007 15:01:29 -0700, "adham" <> wrote:

>hey there, i recently bought a cd of ebay containing the works of an
>auther. This file is an .nfo file and is about 107 mb. Every time i
>try to copy, or print a few pages from this document, i get a mesege
>saying this: "Insufficeint Security to perform this operation". I
>have
>a really hard time reading things of my computer screen, and usually
>prefer to print of documents. So i have tried everything within my
>knowledge and ability to do so. I have tried to convert it to
>different formats, but the characters become unreadble. I have
>attempted to use another program to open and try to print the pages,
>but there does not seem to be any such program that can open such a
>large file. The program im using is called Folio Views. Any help
>would
>be much appreciated.

You might be better asking a group which specialises in
hacking rather than one with a focus in keeping things secure.
--
Jim Watt
http://www.gibnet.com

Jim Watt

On Sat, 24 Mar 2007 19:10:21 +0100, Jim Watt wrote:

> You might be better asking a group which specialises in
> hacking rather than one with a focus in keeping things secure.

Don't you mean "cracking"?

-- Mike

Michael B. Trausch

"Michael B. Trausch" <> (07-03-25 09:08:2:

> > You might be better asking a group which specialises in hacking
> > rather than one with a focus in keeping things secure.
>
> Don't you mean "cracking"?

Security is related to breaking it, so he actually is in the right
group. However, the problem is totally uninteresting. There is a file,
which the author doesn't want anybody to copy, print or alter, and he
achieves this using an own (probably insecure) format, for which he
writes a special program.


Regards,
Ertugrul Söylemez.


--
From the fact that this CGI program has been written in Haskell, it
follows naturally that this CGI program is perfectly secure.

Ertugrul Soeylemez

Ertugrul Soeylemez wrote:

> "Michael B. Trausch" <> (07-03-25 09:08:2:
>
>>> You might be better asking a group which specialises in hacking
>>> rather than one with a focus in keeping things secure.
>>
>> Don't you mean "cracking"?
>
> Security is related to breaking it, so he actually is in the right
> group.

The security of software-implemented DRM is zero, by definition. That's why

> the problem is totally uninteresting.

Sebastian Gottschalk

Sebastian Gottschalk <> (07-03-25 18:30:43):

> > Security is related to breaking it, so he actually is in the right
> > group.
>
> The security of software-implemented DRM is zero, by
> definition. That's why
>
> > the problem is totally uninteresting.

The security of hardware-implemented DRM isn't better either. Sooner or
later both are broken.


Regards,
Ertugrul Söylemez.


--
From the fact that this CGI program has been written in Haskell, it
follows naturally that this CGI program is perfectly secure.

Ertugrul Soeylemez