STMicroelectronics is sampling the first devices to incorporate new security technology for prevent hacking of pay-TV broadcast signals. According to ST, the intention is to address the illicit decryption of signals for viewing or redistribution which can cost billions of dollars per year to broadcasters in lost revenues
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