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12-25-2009, 00:43
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How is this helpful?
You can download the official ISO-images (taken from MSDN - without AA) from anywhere (Usenet, FXP, Torrent, ...). Without any trouble, and without having to decrypt anything. The REALLY interesting thing about this MSDN-AA stuff are the serial numbers. If you have a valid MSDN-AA-account (I do), then you can get valid serial numbers. With these numbers, you can do a legitimate install of Windows 7. Of course, each MSDN-AA gets only one serial number per release. So if you could hack the MSDN-AA-Server and get fresh, valid serial numbers - THAT would be really interesting. 
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12-25-2009, 19:23
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