Post: PS3 Exploit YES! NO:(?
06-09-2011, 03:14 AM #1
Si1entDev
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Requirements:
- A PS3 (maybe and xtra one incase u **** up)
- Possibly a soldering tool
- Double sided USB

1. Expose the wires on one side of the USB
2. Open up your PS3 till you see the NAND
3. Connect the non-exposed wire to your PC
4. If possible, connect the wire to a part of the NAND. If not do this:
find which wire that is connected to the NAND, transfers data, or stores
cut a small split in the middle of that wire
connect the exposed USB wire to the middle of that NAND wire


The program will be able to read and write from the NAND.

The program will then receive the files and dump/write it to a folder. Of course, decryption will be harder.

What needs to be done:
- Write a driver so the PC can recognize it is connected to the NAND
- Dump the NAND into a folder on the PC
- Transfer files from the PC to the NAND

Then the things to can maybe do from this
- Put a older firmware on the PS3
- Etc...


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All the pinouts are on the ps3devwiki (NAND/NOR).

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Last edited by Connor ; 06-11-2011 at 09:19 PM.

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06-10-2011, 09:43 PM #38
dm430
I defeated!
Like i said there is a way but you would have to patch the lv0 etc to ignore the hash
06-10-2011, 10:09 PM #39
This is completely idiotic.

"1. Expose the wires on one side of the USB
2. Open up your PS3 till you see the NAND
3. Connect the non-exposed wire to your PC
4. If possible, connect the wire to a part of the NAND. If not do this:
find which wire that is connected to the NAND, transfers data, or stores
cut a small split in the middle of that wire
connect the exposed USB wire to the middle of that NAND wire
"

Really? No controller needed? Just plug it right in and it's compatible right? The nand uses 3 volts and the usb puts out 5 volts, so go right ahead and fry your nand.

I'm tired of these noobs acting like electricians. If you believe what this guy is saying then you will believe anything... like plugging a power bar into itself provides you with unlimited power!

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