Royal Digital Media trots out 100GB-per-disc Blu-ray competitor

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DrXym @ Oct 29th 2008 1:21PM

"DreamStream is the first company to implement a 2,048-bit encryption in consumer media. AES encryption, used in Sony's Blu-ray discs, relies on only a 128-bit system. "

"DreamStream's security capabilities are achieved through the use of their proprietary, 30-round, 2,048-bit European Encryption Solution (EES). More information on DreamStream can be found at http://www.dreamstream.info. "

It's statements like that which tell you they're selling snake oil. Bruce Schneier would tear these folks to pieces.

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