(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ok , so I have been on 3.55-kmeaw for a couple months now...And I sort of just accepted that I wouldnt be able to play on PSN anymore. Heck, I even sold my bluetooth.:O....But then we got the Charles option and the F***PSN app...but these were all to complicated for me to be bothered with...Anyway, yesterday we all received a gift from Team Rebug in the form of the 3.60 Spoofer. I was pretty excited about this, because I am lazy. So last night I installed the newest multiMAN update and also the 3.60 Spoofer...I loaded my "back-up" of Borderlands and commenced to playing with some randoms on PSN. But then I started wondering and then got worried.......I remember there being a couple apps that could either wipe your game "history" or set up a fake game history...I also wondered what multiMAN shows on your status while your playing....I guess my question is : What other apps do I need to be running to keep "under the radar" so to speak while playing back-ups online?

Wipe history pkg.
Best is to not even connect to the internet if you want to be sure lol.
Ive read somewhere PSN opened up to the cfw's again, just to see who uses it... I dont have a official source so i wont post it here.

And even though, if anything is going to happen your fcked already. Doesnt matter if you wipe it now, they already got it...

You would probably get an email to remove cfw, i suggest you do if you want to play online. If offline; keep it.

There was an application called psninja or something like that; it wipes your history, makes you invisible to your friends and it makes history read only.

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READ the story underneath download instead of downloading it like a donkey.

Okay, PSNinja might be a viable option...but, what about multiMAN? What does your status show when your running a back-up..

I always thought these apps were weird... Launch wipehistory - multiman(writes to boot again)... I dont get what the use of it is since it writes after it anyway.

Thats my question too dude.

I think its only usefull for offline...
I dont know if the server they use to receive the boot history is a server you need for authentication etc... If not, you can redirect it to a local server to intercept it... Havnt looked into it though... Network sniffing is boooooooring