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PS3 and PSP security go down the crapper
#1
Well, first of all, Sony is epic fail. I don't use those words often, but they made a huge boo boo just like Nexon releasing an unpacked client. Hell, this is bigger.

Long story short, hackers have decoded security keys used to sign software for both the PSP and the PS3. What can you use this for? Sign your own software! No need to have Custom Firmwares, Jailbreaking, anything.

This is great and terrible news <3

Better article: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digita...in-tatters

GOOD GAME FAIL0VERFLOW
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#2
hah i read about this a few days ago. Although i like to go directly to the sources of where things are released rather than third parties like gizmodo or eurogamer or something of the like. =3
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#3
Well, I read about this yesterday and the fail0verflow page is down now.
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#4
Too bad there's no good games to jailbreak for :3.

JK
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#5
Corn Wrote:Too bad there's no good games to jailbreak for :3.

JK

emulation softwareeeee
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#6
Zelkova Wrote:emulation softwareeeee

PS2 compatibility applications...
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#7
DarkPwnage Wrote:PS2 compatibility applications...

Would software emulation be good enough? I thought the Emotion Engine was done in pure hardware.
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#8
Fiel Wrote:Would software emulation be good enough? I thought the Emotion Engine was done in pure hardware.

It can be simulated actually, but the results aren't even near 80% good.
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#9
The GS and EE chips were supposedly removed from newer models. Some older models after the 80Gig models still had the GS chip for software emulation. Only the original 20 and 60 gig models still had the GS and EE chips.

Emulating the PS2 would take a lot but with High Level emulation in which a dynamic recompiler or interpreter is used to translate calls to the Cell CPU and a proper driver for the Nvidia RSX written, then it technically could happen. Compatibility would be sketchy at first, but over time it could get very good.

But I have heard where a group of hackers did use a cluster of PS3s to crack the SSL algorithm.
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#10
Yeah, I heard about this, didn't look too much into it since I already have custom firmware for my PSP and don't care much. Though, PS3 on the other hand...
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#11
Kunagisa Wrote:Though, PS3 on the other hand...

that's the whole thing behind this. PS3 is compromised to an extent there's no way back.
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