Wonder how long until somebody released a signed "launcher" program that launches unsigned homebrew. Though I wonder if the homebrew will need to be modified it be launched by it.
PS3 keys finally released
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Giving a hacker complete control of all security seems like a great solution.
But no one has ever thought of the fact that some may have malevolent intentions, and may leave hidden "passageways", or security flaws that only they can access. I'm sure Geohot isn't that terribly evil, but being the general unlikable person he is, I'm sure that once he gets ahold of the reins, he's going to keep them.
But no one has ever thought of the fact that some may have malevolent intentions, and may leave hidden "passageways", or security flaws that only they can access. I'm sure Geohot isn't that terribly evil, but being the general unlikable person he is, I'm sure that once he gets ahold of the reins, he's going to keep them.
They can't change the common key as that would loose the ability to run current PS3 games. However, a newer model with a different security system with the same private key could make another game of cat and mouse.
ManFranceGermany said:QUOTE said:
*lol
Very nice
:yayxbox:
Well, Money rules the world =o)
You're wrong.
By "you 3"
He means
1) Nintendo
2) Sony
3)Apple
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Rydian said:
No...It's Apple....
Geohot didn't have ANYTHING to do with Microsoft.
He didn't ave anything to do with the Wii ether but meh.
iFish said:
When the big three are referred to, none of them are Apple. Apple is a wannabe gaming system that will never actually get there. The three will be, until future notice, Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony. It doesn't matter what he has worked with, the fact is, he can hack really well. Any gaming company would be happy to be able to make their system hack proof (well, as hack proof as it can get until a better hacker wanders along).
Apple doesn't quite fit in that list, though Microsoft do. Though Microsoft seem to have a decent security team anyway.iFish said:
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Nathan Drake said:
Geohot was a major driving force behind the entire jailbreak community, releasing a plethora of holes and exploits used in various jailbreaks.
Just to clarify, not all the credit goes to geohot on this one, he just followed fail0verflows steps inless he is in fail0verflow, which I doubt due to the way he used fail0verflow.
Also, on the idevice scene, he made the first unlock, blackra1n and the limera1n exploit for life, and though he worked on other things he wasn't the main individual.
Also, on the idevice scene, he made the first unlock, blackra1n and the limera1n exploit for life, and though he worked on other things he wasn't the main individual.
>Implying Apple doesn't wanna be hack proof.QUOTE said:
I think it can be Apple or Microsoft really. They both fit in.ThePowerOutage said:
But I feel Apple to be more suitable since he mostly worked n that.
ThePowerOutage said:
If he was only referring to things that he hacked, then what is the third? Still makes the most sense to name the companies of the three main consoles.
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