I assume they skipped checks, if the device is jailbroken, and someone just dumped the encrypted stream and decrypted it via what’s in memory as keys,” says our source, who prefers to remain anonymous. “Apple has 4k only on Apple TV running tvOS. How, exactly, remains a mystery, but there may be a vulnerability in Apple’s tvOS. A source who has experience with the matter believes that it most likely comes from iTunes, as advertised. There is currently a 4K release available on Vudu but the pirate version was uploaded before it went on sale there. In addition, the release has been posted by reputable sources who are certainly not known for making stuff up. We can’t rule anything out but since the 4K digital version is not widely available, there are few other possible sources. Some have suggested that the release could somehow be mislabeled. While this would be the first ever 4K WEB-DL from iTunes, it’s too soon to jump to conclusions. TorrentFreak reached out to Apple for a comment and more background information but at the time of publication, we have yet to hear back. “Looks like MOMA managed to somehow decrypt 2160p iTunes,” one commenter noted on a popular torrent site, with another adding that it’s “amazing news because there’s a lot of 4k iTunes-only content out there.”
If that’s the case, then many more high-quality releases could follow in the future. The release immediately sparked rumors that iTunes’ 4K protection may have somehow been cracked or breached.
Also, there are no 4K releases of the film on either Netflix or Amazon at the moment, meaning that it didn’t come from those services. The pirate release appeared online shortly after it was listed for sale on iTunes, so the timing would fit.
This is something that has never happened before with a 4K WEB-DL. The title, “ -DL.DDP5.1.HDR.HEVC-MOMA,” suggests that this is a 4K release that was decrypted directly from iTunes. While most releases are nothing unusual, a 4K Aquaman release that came out this week was received with cheers and surprise among pirate film fanatics. The latter, which usually come from streaming and download services such as Netflix, Amazon, or iTunes, have proven to be a reliable source for pirates over the years. Pirated copies of movies appear online every day in a variety of formats, such as CAM, DVDRip, WEBRip, and Web-DL.
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