Norwegian hacker cracks iTunes code
A young Norwegian who became a global hacker hero by writing and distributing a program to crack DVD security codes appears to have struck again, this time against Apple Computer Inc.’s iTunes online music service. "Last Friday, a new security-cracking program called QTFairUse was posted - along with the message "So sue me" - on a Web site for which Johansen is listed as the registrant, or owner."
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