Hackers obtain PS3 private cryptography key due to epic programming fail?
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Blue Protoman
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That some kind of fruit?
craigix
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We should all support blu-ray by downloading it.
Christ even I'm aware I'm back to my old trolling. Horay, next up a video!
Christ even I'm aware I'm back to my old trolling. Horay, next up a video!
craigix
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Cunts might have been a better description.
If you don't mind reduced human-readability just use RGBA, which fits the length of the key better.I think I've seen a man with this key as a tattoo on his chest…
Otherwise, on computer devices, you could go the PND way, like this :
You could also just use 8-bit grayscale, which would give you 32 fields of one byte each. But I'm too lazy to write a script to do that for me right now.
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Hey, as long as you're aware of it, that's fine.
If you don't mind reduced human-readability just use RGBA, which fits the length of the key better.
You could also just use 8-bit grayscale, which would give you 32 fields of one byte each. But I'm too lazy to write a script to do that for me right now.
Ohhh, nice!
I did not think about those options.
I just duplicated how they did the "free speech flag"
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I'm surprised anyone did after the bleem! thing, the rootkit thing, and the Lik-Sang thing.
And, you t-shirt guys: Have you considered QR Codes?
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What pisses me off about them suing is that, from watching the talk the screenshot is from, you see that they broke enough security to run pirated games WAY before they could run custom code, and they kept going because piracy wasn't their goal. The talk described this as another of the failures: that you could break 20% of the security and do 100% of what Sony wanted to prevent from happening.
also as a side note, I love how they describe the original hack by geohot: I went to HS with the guy where we were lucky enough to have an electronics lab, and it seems his style hasn't changed
also as a side note, I love how they describe the original hack by geohot: I went to HS with the guy where we were lucky enough to have an electronics lab, and it seems his style hasn't changed
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:lol: That gave me the giggle. Can't wait for the video, though
am i normal in thinking that i wouldve rather gone to high school with geohot, then have lebron james play against my high school while i was there? even though im a huge fan of bball?What pisses me off about them suing is that, from watching the talk the screenshot is from, you see that they broke enough security to run pirated games WAY before they could run custom code, and they kept going because piracy wasn't their goal. The talk described this as another of the failures: that you could break 20% of the security and do 100% of what Sony wanted to prevent from happening.
also as a side note, I love how they describe the original hack by geohot: I went to HS with the guy where we were lucky enough to have an electronics lab, and it seems his style hasn't changed
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depends, are/were you into electronics at the time? or sports? I feel this would be the main deciding factor
too bad they are returning the private key from the getrandomnumber function, but yea you could fit it
(did they bother working out what the static random number actually was? for all I know it could have been the private key as well...)
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