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02-16-2012, 12:00 AM
#11
Alexis Rhodes
#get rekt
Originally posted by iP4ckHe4t
LoL tbh ain't bothered looking at the stuff just check his twitter every few days to see if he has cracked it, if its anywhere its either in the Cell or very very encrypted on the Ram it self and runs once during booting. I doubt he will crack it anytime soon, will have to wait till the ECC or DMCA has decided if jailbreaking PS3's is legal, Sony has to let us then 
lmao nothing is on the ram encrypted you cant run encrypted files only compressed files , how it works is when system boots up they ps3 decrypts all the files before it lets anything start and checks software sigs to allow it to run
(might work for exploit) when the files are compressed the ram runs them and decompresses them and then your system works how sony wanted every file needs their sig and it has to pass proccessor security to even run so he is looking in the wrong spots for encryption and decryption keys , now if you followed this right you came to the same conclusion encryption keys are not on the ps3 as its randomly generated using the sony sig there arnt ever the same how we fix it is by finding the alg the sig is made with so cfw is a never again thing jailbreak maybe if he stops looking in the fw---------- Post added at 07:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:59 PM ----------
thats your local ip /facepalm
02-16-2012, 12:06 AM
#12
fux
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Originally posted by Boxxy
lmao nothing is on the ram encrypted you cant run encrypted files only compressed files , how it works is when system boots up they ps3 decrypts all the files before it lets anything start and checks software sigs to allow it to run (might work for exploit) when the files are compressed the ram runs them and decompresses them and then your system works how sony wanted every file needs their sig and it has to pass proccessor security to even run so he is looking in the wrong spots for encryption and decryption keys , now if you followed this right you came to the same conclusion encryption keys are not on the ps3 as its randomly generated using the sony sig there arnt ever the same how we fix it is by finding the alg the sig is made with so cfw is a never again thing jailbreak maybe if he stops looking in the fw
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thats your local ip /facepalm
(might work for exploit) when the files are compressed the ram runs them and decompresses them and then your system works how sony wanted every file needs their sig and it has to pass proccessor security to even run so he is looking in the wrong spots for encryption and decryption keys , now if you followed this right you came to the same conclusion encryption keys are not on the ps3 as its randomly generated using the sony sig there arnt ever the same how we fix it is by finding the alg the sig is made with so cfw is a never again thing jailbreak maybe if he stops looking in the fw---------- Post added at 07:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:59 PM ----------
thats your local ip /facepalm
okay? your point is?
02-16-2012, 12:20 AM
#15
Jakeyy
Expect the unexpected!
Originally posted by Boxxy
lmao nothing is on the ram encrypted you cant run encrypted files only compressed files , how it works is when system boots up they ps3 decrypts all the files before it lets anything start and checks software sigs to allow it to run (might work for exploit) when the files are compressed the ram runs them and decompresses them and then your system works how sony wanted every file needs their sig and it has to pass proccessor security to even run so he is looking in the wrong spots for encryption and decryption keys , now if you followed this right you came to the same conclusion encryption keys are not on the ps3 as its randomly generated using the sony sig there arnt ever the same how we fix it is by finding the alg the sig is made with so cfw is a never again thing jailbreak maybe if he stops looking in the fw
(might work for exploit) when the files are compressed the ram runs them and decompresses them and then your system works how sony wanted every file needs their sig and it has to pass proccessor security to even run so he is looking in the wrong spots for encryption and decryption keys , now if you followed this right you came to the same conclusion encryption keys are not on the ps3 as its randomly generated using the sony sig there arnt ever the same how we fix it is by finding the alg the sig is made with so cfw is a never again thing jailbreak maybe if he stops looking in the fw
Ahh right fair does gave up looking at PS3 stuff after 3.55, and I'm hoping for Vita stuff more than PS3 now. And KaKa isnt really doing much its the rest of the people in his team, as you may have noticed in his last few tweets hes being saying stuff like "My team can confirm this" so I dont know if hes doing much on it ATM, Wait and see what happens in the near future.
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Originally posted by BOUR
i never said it was his main IP i just stated its an IP
And basically said your never safe again?
02-16-2012, 12:22 AM
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fux
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Originally posted by iP4ckHe4t
Ahh right fair does gave up looking at PS3 stuff after 3.55, and I'm hoping for Vita stuff more than PS3 now. And KaKa isnt really doing much its the rest of the people in his team, as you may have noticed in his last few tweets hes being saying stuff like "My team can confirm this" so I dont know if hes doing much on it ATM, Wait and see what happens in the near future.
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And basically said your never safe again?
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And basically said your never safe again?
that made no sense.... but ok
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