If you don't know, I suggest you head on over to ps3-hacks.com right now. Why? Because the PS3 is fully hacked, and by fully hacked I mean unsigned code, which means homebrew and the likes. Just don't update past 3.41.
A little background...
First it was PS JailBreak -- a USB micro-controlled stick loaded with the exploit software -- then Sony shut 'em down with a court granted injunction, before the device made its way into distribution. Then some skilled hackers reverse engineered a sample stick and shared their findings with the world (read: PSGroove & PSFreedom). After that developers realized this could be ported to just about anything with a USB microcontroller: Android phones, Nokia N800/810/900 phones, TI calculators, Dingoos, and an iPhone/iPod port is currently in the works. Wanna know what else is in development? A PSP port. Mind you, that isn't going so well, so says Mathieulh. But these guys have made some progress: elotrolado.net.
The exploit works like this: PS JailBreak emulates a 6-port USB hub. By attaching and detaching fake devices in a certain combination PS JailBreak is able to allocate and free blocks of memory that hold the device and configuration descriptors, thus able to trick your PS3 into acting as a development console running unsigned code. You can read the more technical notes on reverse engineering PS JailBreak right here.
The Elotrolado dudes have made progress up to emulating the 6-port USB hub on the PSP (5.50 GEN-D). Much work remains however. In the meantime, the in between time, if you have one (or more) of the aforementioned devices, you can download the port at ps3-hacks.com.
Tags: PS JailBreak, PS3 Hacks, PSFreedom, PSGroove
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hope they release it soon
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With the ability to run unsigned code, we can also study the firmware and find new hacks and potentially make a custom firmware.
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They have removed the development mode in the firmware 3.42 so if you want to use this, use it on a second console.
In the age of always online consoles is like this works. But it's a good find for homebrew content though.
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"After that developers realized this could be ported to just about anything with a USB microcontroller "
Those that mean this could lead to more CFW for PSP (for 6.00+?).
Sorry for the probably stupid question.
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Good luck on the PORT!!!!
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"Those that mean this could lead to more CFW for PSP (for 6.00+?).
Sorry for the probably stupid question."
No This means that Devices that have USB Micro controllers can issue out an attack to exploit the PS3, This is regarding the original topic that it was possible to hack the PS3.
This doesn't further the development of CFW of any kind, But rather a 'homebrew' to hack the PS3 it self.
I'm Sorry things are slow on cfw development. :[
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I don't see why everyone says "PS3 OWNZ TEH XBOX360" Sony allows exploits and crap like this all the time... it's not better it's WORSE.
In a hackers way it's "good" but it's not better...
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Probably not =/
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Sony has a PS2 (hackable with a MEMORY CARD...) A PSP (hackable by taking a battery apart carefully...) And a PS3 (hackable with a CALCULATOR, PSP, etc...)
That's an INSANE fail...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
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