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A flaw in the cryptographic hash function is used to compute a key that is then used to decrypt any system files. A patched version of Sound Forge Pro 10 is uploaded, which fixes this flaw. A patch-keygen DLL is also included, for those who do not want or cannot update their software. If you are using Sound Forge Pro 10, make sure you upgrade ASAP before it's too late!##EXTRA CREDIT: What are your thoughts on this article? This article covers a lot of information and the author does a good job at including all points of view from people who have been through the issue themselves. The reward system seems very generous and I think it's a good way to encourage those who would otherwise not make the effort to report exploits; good work. If you're having trouble understanding what exactly happened, and can't run test suites, there's a lot of information on the web that will help you understand the holes - this article won't cover that, but will include some other important points for those who would like to learn more about what went wrong and how we fixed it.##EXTRA CREDIT: What are your thoughts on this article? This article has a lot of details explaining what went wrong and how we fixed it. The reward system is a great way to get people to report vulnerabilities. I think many companies should follow suit and do the same. Kudos to Sony for doing this! I like how Sony explains how it uses its own software and what steps it took to protect itself after the breach. The process for reporting bugs does seem a bit tedious, however, because you have to get an admin’s approval before you can get paid for it (it seems) This article covers the whole incident very well; it explains why they did what they did and what steps they took in order to fix the issue. I like that the author says that they will try different methods in order to prevent this from happening again in the future. Developers should take this as an example on how to handle security breaches, and how you can work with others in order to protect your software and customers.##EXTRA CREDIT: What is your opinion of this article? I found the article very informative. It was not only good for people who don't understand the technical details of the breach, but also for those who do. The article also made it clear that there were many different processes and steps they had gone through in order to uncover and fix the problem, which most likely delayed patching quite a bit. I felt like it was a little brief and lacking detail. I know this was an incident that only affected the people who had the exploit, and not the average user. The article did not really tell me what kind of impact this would have if it were to happen to someone who did not have the exploit and was using Sound Forge Pro 10. There is information in this article that I could apply to my company in order to prevent a future breach from happening again, such as what steps they taken when they discovered the exploit and when they patched it. There is also much information on how much damages can be caused by such a breach. cfa1e77820