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Slysoft likely to continue as RedFox, forum reveals possible new name and logo


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The Slysoft forum appears to have been renamed to RedFox.forum. In the forum’s new logo the old Slysoft red fox is wearing a robber mask. There has been no official announcement on whether this means Slysoft’s former employees will indeed continue development of AnyDVD under a new name.

 

Yesterday we reported that ex-Slysoft employees were openly discussing to continue development of AnyDVD after Antiguan based company Slysoft Inc. had to be closed down for legal reasons.

 

The former Slysoft developers asked for feedback from its users on whether they should continue (and how) and received an enormous amount of support and feedback.

 

Given the enormous amount of support and the appearance of a new name and ‘new’ logo, our gutfeeling is that the developers aren’t done yet with cracking copy protections. We think it’s very likely they’ll continue, so you’ll likely have to get used to the name RedFox instead of Slysoft.

 

The Redfox.com domain is already in use and currently used by a tavern in the town of Middleburg in the state Virgina. Also .forum is not a valid domain extension.

 

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:rolleyes:Yeah !! We might hope, these guys will make it again, Redfox, wonderfull name for good software...........

Dont ever give up the fight !

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The King is dead...Long live the King!!!!! :D:D:D

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And movie industry seriously believes bullying developers of ripping programs will stop the progress? And they've been doing this outdated bullshit tactics since what, days of Kazaa? Napster? C'mon? It's 15 years later and they still haven't learned anything.

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To anyone wondering, I have captured the requests to the online protection database.  It does not look like we can just "download a big file" and have it work.  When the main slysoft.com server goes down, it may take the cached protections with it...:

 

POST /blob HTTP/1.1
Accept: application/octet-stream

Content-Type: application/octet-stream

User-Agent: AnyDVD 7.6.9.0

Host: key.slysoft.com

Content-Length: 420

Cache-Control: no-cache

 

(binary data here, I'm guessing it's a hash or some related feature for each disc)

 

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: nginx

Date: Tue, 01 Mar 2016 03:52:35 GMT

Content-Type: application/octet-stream

Transfer-Encoding: chunked

Connection: keep-alive

 

(binary data here, decryption technique data)

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Thanks kurtisj that makes thins clearer. 

 

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