(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Sony has responded to the recent cracking of the Playstation3, and the company claims that they can fix the issue - which ought to be impossible considering the scope of the hack. "We are aware of this, and are currently looking into it," Sony said, "We will fix the issues through network updates, but because this is a security issue, we are not able to provide you with any more details."

I don't think Sony can do anything...

Let's wait and see

They still cant sue us.


Look up the law, once you buy something its yours you can do what you want with it.


If we couldnt do that then there wouldnt be a thing called Pre-Owned games.

We wait and see this is quite old released ages ago

All i know users can do what they want on there PS3, however in doing that void access to PSN.
And users who use copyrighted code can be sued pirate games in other words

I'm sure you all know that hacking the PS3 and stealing the master keys didn't happen overnight. It took well thorough planning to get to where we are now, and knowing that Sony only made a statement when the PS3 hack was released only means that they could have something up their sleeve nobody knows about (but who knows).

Below is the official statement I got in a email:



Please don't flame as it's just my opinion on this matter!

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01-06-2011

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only time will tell they will release another patch to block it they will just find a new way to get around it as usual

They told me that it will take a few updates to fix it

i think it depends on how tightly they lock down on future updates and other read/write access areas.

i always took it as that they cannot patch it because the ECDSA private keys they re used every time is decrypted by a hardware chip that contains the public keys. therefore requiring a new hardware release to fix.

bear in mind i just thought this up through comments i have read from failoverf0w and other posts artound the net.

who said that sony or the people who jailbreak?