Hacking PSN access on Rebug 4.46: What are my chances?

[fgghjjkll]

I know that on CFW, you are never truly safe and is bound to be banned eventually, however, I still want to get onto the PS Store and go online sometimes.

I've browsed the interwebs and decided to go with SEN Enabler, and have:
1. Use a "stealth" manager, and uninstall the normal managers.
2. Install SEN Enabler
3. Enable SEN
4. Reboot, then hide cfw syscalls and deleted logs

Assuming that I follow through with these steps every time I wish to go online, how "dangerous" on a scale of "You'll be fine" to "You'll get banned immediately" would it be?

If I'm not careful enough, what other tips could you offer me?

Thanks

EDIT: If I don't get banned within a few months, I'll probably have saved enough to get an ODE, from which I can safely update to an OFW. In the meantime, I want a way I can get onto PSN and get online.

 

[jalaneme]

it's not worth the risk especially if you buy any digital content you can say goodbye to that if you get banned, just a warning, you are best off going online with a separate official firmware ps3 and using cfw for offline only if you are serious about your psn account.

 

[aflamingo]

I was quite reckless and It took over a year for me to get banned, I didn't use any software that disabled CFW syscalls and I used multiman while online on PSN. Avoid playing mainstream games online, disable CFW syscalls and use webman, It should be quite safe.