Due to some adverse fault in the security of the Adobe Systems software, the freeloaders are enjoying their time by downloading free movies from the Amazon’s video streaming service. The flaw has given freedom to anyone to record and copy direct from Amazon’s video feed. 

The distribution of films electronically has always been opposed by the studios, and it seems that now they will more strongly support the RIAA’s heavy-handed copyright measures on the account of this new hole. 

The latest fault in the software which has given right to anyone to download movies is actually situated on the Flash video servers connected to the Flash players installed on most PCs. 

It has been learnt, that Abode had failed to implement strict rules and security measure related to the connection between the players and the servers. Further, in order to enhance download speeds, a security feature which had been designed to ensure security was aborted. 

“Adobe is committed to the security of all of our products, from our players to our server software. Adobe invests a considerable amount of ongoing effort to help protect users from potential vulnerabilities,” said a statement issued by Abode.  

Further it was informed by the spokesperson of the company, that Video-on Demand service of the company could not be pirated which somewhat seems to be false, as the Replay Media Catcher from Applian Technologies is capable enough to download movies from Amazon.com and additionally some other sites too, which use Adobe’s encryption technology and video player verification.