Spotify反擊盜版：駭客組織擷取8600萬首歌曲後，官方啟動全新保護措施
駭客組織「安娜的檔案」聲稱已從Spotify擷取8600萬首歌曲後，Spotify官方宣布啟動全新「反版權攻擊」保護措施。剖析串流時代下的新型態數位盜版威脅與攻防戰。
音樂串流巨頭Spotify證實，已針對「反版權攻擊」推出全新保護措施。此前，開源資料庫暨駭客組織「安娜的檔案（Anna's Archive）」高調宣布，已從該平台擷取 8,600萬首 歌曲，並計劃透過種子文件（torrents）形式公開發布，此舉引發業界高度警戒。
根據《告示牌》（Billboard）雜誌率先報導，該組織聲稱：「我們已從Spotify依熱門度排序，存檔了約8,600萬首歌曲。雖然這僅佔總曲庫的 37%，但卻涵蓋了約 99.6% 的收聽量。」據悉，其釋出的第一批種子文件，包含了Spotify 2.56億 首曲目中99.9%的元數據（metadata），如專輯封面、曲名與藝人姓名等詳細資料。
面對此次大規模、系統性的資料刮取（data scraping）行為，Spotify雖未透露技術細節，但已確認啟動新防護機制，以應對日益猖獗的版權威脅。此次攻防事件，凸顯了現行串流服務在數位版權保護方面所面臨的嚴峻挑戰。
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