(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Graf_chokolo, famous for a multitude of decryption payloads, has warned Sony to back off. Earlier today, several sites were issued Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) notices, ordering them to stop hosting several famous PS3 dev's projects. Sites such as GitHub complied with the order, and removed projects being worked on by coders Kakarotoks, Graf_Chokolo, and Kmeaw.

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In response to these actions, Graf_Chokolo gave Sony an ultimatum earlier today, over on XorLoser's blog. He stated that if Sony was to continue such tactics, that he will publish his IDA database, for the PS3's Hypervisor and Hypervisor processes. What this means, is that reverse engineering the hypervisor would immediately become much easier for other developers using IDA Pro Disassembler. IDA Pro is a popular tool, commonly used in reverse engineering software.

graf_chokolo says:
January 29, 2011 at 8:05 am

If SONY will continue like this i will upload my IDA database for HV and HV procs :-)

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graf_chokolo says:
January 29, 2011 at 4:10 am

No fear, jack :-) It just motivates me more to continue my reversing :-)
It was just my public GIT repo, for making releases :-) Nothing lost :-)

graf_chokolo says:
January 29, 2011 at 2:04 am

SONY took down my GIT repo :-) Who still needs my source code just email me and i will upload it for you :-) Still working on ENCDEC reversing :-) It’s fun :-)

Nothing will happen to him at all. He holds the token's to the PS3'a testicle's. But by posting all the data for the PS3 all over the net and make it wide open and easier for the entry level dev's to take hold and do what the very few did in the first place not to mention it spread it over the ultimate internet for all to grab up. Sony won't stop and the hacker's will have to go on with their daily routines. Hacker's alway's win in the long run. Nice to watch all this unfold.

I dunno why but I have a funny feeling that Sony as usual will get their own way, and if this goes to court aswell, the courts will just side with Sony... They always do. Dev's and programmers don't get the respect they deserve when it comes to them entering a breach that Sony never covered in the first place. If anything, Sony shouldn't sue Geo but yet give him a job!

Sony your more mixed up and tangled than the hairs around my nutsack. :wtf:

2011.......what a memorable year already

sony are babys man

hmm, wow i told evryone. when some hacker ghets ruined by a Big console like "Sony" /"Ps3" another hacker will stand up and thread Sony to stop or big things happend

its never a good idea to threaten america, i mean look at what america done to japan in 1945, its was wrong but still.

You Sony cares? its all about money, hes not gonna make no difference.

giving sony a run for their money eh? good idea :hitman:

Do you know how awesome it would be if we could get our hands on the IDA database. :3 That would enable us to do ANYTHING.