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Adobe, Jasc has anti-counterfeiting code

Posted by geeknews on January 10, 2004 2:05 AM

In order to prevent counterfeiting Adobe and other companies that produce Image manipulation software have added code to prevent opening of images of money. With color printers and scanning hardware getting more sophisticated some currencies have been relative easy to copy. [CNet]

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