by user False Prophet On april 29th, Unknown person(s)were able to crack the encryption key for the DRM protection for HD-DVD. As a result of a series of Cease and Desist letters on the part of the Advanced Access Content System consortium, a number of sites removed all references to the specific key. Digg initially followed the cease and desist letter, and deleted every mention of the code. They banned several accounts for violating Digg's terms of use. Earlier today, Kevin Rose, founder of Digg posted the code himself on his blog. He said the following: __NOEDITSECTION__