Post: "Warning" "Rumor" Steal ids from OFW
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11-01-2013, 04:11 AM
#1
Turk_Warrior
League Champion
Now i want to Speak of About dex cfw able to steal cid from a ingame like mw3 from ofw ps3s
my mate told me this could be true but you know it will bring sony to a ban point when you sign in you would be banned staight away
The Reason i made this is possible to steal OFW ids From A code from eboot
This will make sony Really fucking Mad If released and your IP Tracked For doing this
Its not good what the dex modding people are doing
Only Sad and Low Life People Would Steal
Ok Please tell me your thoughts
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11-01-2013, 04:17 AM
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Turk_Warrior
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11-01-2013, 12:16 PM
#6
ELITE xxmcvapourxx
Guest
Actually this is true,Sony has released a certain key for 4.50 in LV1 AND LV2 to tell if your on 3.55 Flatz has documented this on ps3devwiki for sony to spy if we are on cfw it can be decrypted but cant be removed as it will not let you get on PSN,certain syscon flags enables us to bypass this.
here is what flatz says:
Community spying
Good luck
here is what flatz says:
Community spying
Originally posted by another user
VSH uploads three encrypted files to Sony server which includes:
CI.TMP (console information): internal/external IPs, router information (brand, model), console firmware information;
MI.TMP (media information): latest title ID, timestamp, etc;
PTL.TMP (process information?): list of running processes and plugins, timestamps, etc.
They are stored at /dev_hdd0/home/USER_ID/community in encrypted form. An algorithm uses a modified Mersenne Twister PRNG to generate cipher stream from SHA-1 HMAC of your Open PSID and a fixed key from vsh.elf (9D E0...). An example of such files can be found here (already decrypted and cleaned from personal data): You must login or register to view this content. You can encrypt/decrypt/verify these files using commtool: You must login or register to view this content. (don't forget to place valid HMAC key). If you want to see or use its source code then download it from: You must login or register to view this content.
CI.TMP (console information): internal/external IPs, router information (brand, model), console firmware information;
MI.TMP (media information): latest title ID, timestamp, etc;
PTL.TMP (process information?): list of running processes and plugins, timestamps, etc.
They are stored at /dev_hdd0/home/USER_ID/community in encrypted form. An algorithm uses a modified Mersenne Twister PRNG to generate cipher stream from SHA-1 HMAC of your Open PSID and a fixed key from vsh.elf (9D E0...). An example of such files can be found here (already decrypted and cleaned from personal data): You must login or register to view this content. You can encrypt/decrypt/verify these files using commtool: You must login or register to view this content. (don't forget to place valid HMAC key). If you want to see or use its source code then download it from: You must login or register to view this content.
Good luck
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11-01-2013, 03:18 PM
#7
Bad Luck Kevin
Banned
Originally posted by Warrior
Hey NGU i Find this very Scary And Very Upsetting
Now i want to Speak of About dex cfw able to steal cid from a ingame like mw3 from ofw ps3s
my mate told me this could be true but you know it will bring sony to a ban point when you sign in you would be banned staight away
The Reason i made this is possible to steal OFW ids From A code from eboot
This will make sony Really fucking Mad If released and your IP Tracked For doing this
Its not good what the dex modding people are doing
Only Sad and Low Life People Would Steal
Ok Please tell me your thoughts
Now i want to Speak of About dex cfw able to steal cid from a ingame like mw3 from ofw ps3s
my mate told me this could be true but you know it will bring sony to a ban point when you sign in you would be banned staight away
The Reason i made this is possible to steal OFW ids From A code from eboot
This will make sony Really fucking Mad If released and your IP Tracked For doing this
Its not good what the dex modding people are doing
Only Sad and Low Life People Would Steal
Ok Please tell me your thoughts
If you are talking about the 'cid stealer' then no it can only get the current CID from the current ps3, its used in RTM tools so when the user connects the tool, the cid is stolen. IT CANNOT AFFECT OTHER USERS ONLINE.
11-01-2013, 07:48 PM
#8
GT-xIrishxElite
Guest
Originally posted by Warrior
Hey NGU i Find this very Scary And Very Upsetting
Now i want to Speak of About dex cfw able to steal cid from a ingame like mw3 from ofw ps3s
my mate told me this could be true but you know it will bring sony to a ban point when you sign in you would be banned staight away
The Reason i made this is possible to steal OFW ids From A code from eboot
This will make sony Really fucking Mad If released and your IP Tracked For doing this
Its not good what the dex modding people are doing
Only Sad and Low Life People Would Steal
Ok Please tell me your thoughts
Now i want to Speak of About dex cfw able to steal cid from a ingame like mw3 from ofw ps3s
my mate told me this could be true but you know it will bring sony to a ban point when you sign in you would be banned staight away
The Reason i made this is possible to steal OFW ids From A code from eboot
This will make sony Really fucking Mad If released and your IP Tracked For doing this
Its not good what the dex modding people are doing
Only Sad and Low Life People Would Steal
Ok Please tell me your thoughts
first i heard of it..
11-02-2013, 04:32 AM
#10
x5150xiZombie
I defeated!
Originally posted by KLArcher
Yes, Late last night there was a tutorial video made by a fellow modder, i'm not going to mention any names but he released the full source on how to steal CID(s) on MW3. He was planning on making it work on other game titles such as GTAV.
his name is rage modz hd and his stealing people with jailbreaks cid that tool he has is just a cid stealer
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