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DRM Content Scrambling System - CSSA content scrambling system is a method of encryption that is used for stored media (e.g. DVDs) to prevent the use or copying of the media information. To decode and play the information, a player with a decoding algorithm must be used. The CSS process is designed to prevent access to the media from devices that do not have the appropriate decoding algorithm so the media cannot be copied or manipulated by unauthorized users and devices (e.g. via DVD burners).
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