Post: My Plan To See What Is Really Being Sent Over PSN
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02-18-2011, 03:40 AM
#1
Pillar2365
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So it will go,
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This is where we will packet sniff ^
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This is where we will packet sniff ^
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I will be sure to record this for proof. If our data is being sent over the internet with out an encryption there are MAJOR problems. No i'm not talking about us as people suing Sony. Credit card company's can sue Sony for not having the information encrypted.
Just letting people know what I'm planing on doing in the next week or so
02-18-2011, 04:06 AM
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Lydey
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lets see what u find u stupid **** :carling: jk babez:love:
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02-18-2011, 04:28 AM
#3
rda990
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You can still try it but everything known has already been found out lol
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Originally posted by another user
Take a look at the traffic:
creditCard.paymentMethodId=CC_COMPANY&
creditCard.holderName=EXAMPLENAME&
creditCard.cardNumber=1234567890123456&
creditCard.expireYear=2012&creditCard.expireMonth=2&
creditCard.securityCode=123&
creditCard.address.address1=EXAMPLESTREET%2024%20&creditCard.address.city=EXAMPLECITY%20&
creditCard.address.province=EXAMPLEREGION%20&
creditCard.address.postalCode=12345%20
The credit card information should ALWAYS be encrypted. In ANY case. At least the security code. SONY is only relying on it’s https connection. With all those CFWs spreading around, this is not secure anymore. Same goes for the user details:
serviceid=IV0001-NPXS01001_00&
[email protected]&
password=examplepassword&
first=true&
consoleid=EXAMPLEID123
creditCard.paymentMethodId=CC_COMPANY&
creditCard.holderName=EXAMPLENAME&
creditCard.cardNumber=1234567890123456&
creditCard.expireYear=2012&creditCard.expireMonth=2&
creditCard.securityCode=123&
creditCard.address.address1=EXAMPLESTREET%2024%20&creditCard.address.city=EXAMPLECITY%20&
creditCard.address.province=EXAMPLEREGION%20&
creditCard.address.postalCode=12345%20
The credit card information should ALWAYS be encrypted. In ANY case. At least the security code. SONY is only relying on it’s https connection. With all those CFWs spreading around, this is not secure anymore. Same goes for the user details:
serviceid=IV0001-NPXS01001_00&
[email protected]&
password=examplepassword&
first=true&
consoleid=EXAMPLEID123
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02-18-2011, 04:29 AM
#4
Pillar2365
I use to give free rep :/
02-18-2011, 07:00 AM
#7
Pillar2365
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Originally posted by Galduron
I bet you won't see any of the mentioned stuff...
Honestly I really hope I don't. It would mean some little kid could easily get all of this information. Forget a little kid getting it. Think about someone who knows what they are doing with it, that is scary.
02-18-2011, 08:45 AM
#9
Pillar2365
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Originally posted by Galduron
This isn't exposed information, for the grabs.
No way ANY company would make such a huge error.
I am not questioning that this information is or is not being read from our consoles, I hope not because my privacy is being violated if that's the case.
No way ANY company would make such a huge error.
I am not questioning that this information is or is not being read from our consoles, I hope not because my privacy is being violated if that's the case.
Considering Sony's past I wouldn't doubt it this was true. I just hope it isn't.
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