Can encrypted data be hacked? How encryption really fails
Attackers rarely break the maths. They steal keys, guess passwords, attack devices before encryption or after decryption, or exploit bugs. What that means for protecting video.
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Dynamic watermarking for video: why visible marks fall short
How pirates crop, blur, cover and compress visible watermarks in leaked lectures, why a visible mark alone isn't enough, and what to ask a vendor.
How to prevent screen recording on a website
Websites can't block or detect screen recording. How web lectures leak, why common web protections fall short, and what to ask your platform.
Can Netflix detect screen recording? Why it goes black
Netflix mostly prevents screen recording rather than detecting it. Why protected video goes black, what still gets through, and what it means for courses.
What is HDCP? Screen mirroring, HDMI capture and your videos
What HDCP protects, why students see HDCP errors on projectors, why it doesn't stop every capture, and where mirroring rules clash with classrooms.
Camcording: when students film the screen with a phone
Nothing on a laptop can stop a phone camera pointed at it. Why camcording suits lecture piracy, why detection and watermarks struggle, and the law.
How to stop account sharing in your online courses
How shared logins spread through roommates, group buys, resale and forwarded OTPs, why device limits and password changes fall short, and what to ask.
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