Hacking Did flow just release?

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Seems that guy got about 75k in total from sony :wtf:

https://hackerone.com/oct0xor

He had three vulnerabilities (1 high & 2 medium) out of his bluray talk, when he was invited to the bug bounty.
The $40,000 one was in the first three & the other two were lower amounts, so I'm going to say that is probably from that.

I look forward to more talks. The $25,000 one 4 months ago sounds like it might be kinda fun.
 
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The 40k one had to have led to a full blown JB.
Got a feeling that this xploit might have been 1 of a few and may still have an xploit that can be taken over to the PS5.
 
The 40k one had to have led to a full blown JB.
Got a feeling that this xploit might have been 1 of a few and may still have an xploit that can be taken over to the PS5.

The high value exploit, that he was invited to the bug bounty around that time for, led to code execution on the ps3 & ps4 bluray drive, probably ps5 too. While optical discs are so 20 years ago, I'm sure if you could mod a ps5 drive and burn discs then it would cause sony a lot of problems.

If those first three are not then not only did they omit adding the three from the video, but he had another high value one up his sleeve.
 
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can someone enlighten me to what that bounty thing exactly is?
Does sony offer money to hackers to hand them over bugs they've found ?

what for is that, so that the hackers that found the bugs don't release it to the public etc.?
 
can someone enlighten me to what that bounty thing exactly is?
Does sony offer money to hackers to hand them over bugs they've found ?

what for is that, so that the hackers that found the bugs don't release it to the public etc.?
Yes, roughly. In this case, for example, Sony paid theflow to tell them the bug first, rather than release it to the public before Sony knew about it. This way it's fixed in current firmware versions, so its usefulness is limited to a significantly smaller number of consoles, rather than being made available to every PS4, and Sony then pushing out a fixed firmware and hoping most people will update rather than stay on the vulnerable version for piracy lols.
 
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Yes, roughly. In this case, for example, Sony paid theflow to tell them the bug first, rather than release it to the public before Sony knew about it. This way it's fixed in current firmware versions, so its usefulness is limited to a significantly smaller number of consoles, rather than being made available to every PS4, and Sony then pushing out a fixed firmware and hoping most people will update rather than stay on the vulnerable version for piracy lols.
damn, hmm i think if pirates had made 'theflow' an offer of 20k we would have had it up to the latest huh? xD
 

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