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At this point if I'm not willing to buy an official licensed software bluray player (such as powerdvd), then I would likely wait for Leawo to release an updated version with a new hacked key.

Otherwise, I can't think of any other easy ways to get around key revocation. It is mostly really hard nasty ways left, such as hacking the computer bluray-r drive's firmware to ignore reading the mkb blocks on bluray discs.

If the current Leawo key has been officially revoked, there isn't much that can be done until Leawo gets a new hacked key to operate with. Only other option is to use another software bluray player which still has a valid key which has not been revoked, such as an officially licensed bluray...

Have you played any recently released bluray discs? Leawo does not appear to be an officially licensed player. So it is dependent on getting hacked / reverse engineered player keys to operate. In principle, a more recently manufactured bluray disc with an updated mkb list, might have revoked...