[GregoryRasputin]

JaicraB has explained his method of dumping ram on a 60GB PS3

Translated from JaicraB's Blog:

Hello! He received a few requests on how to implement all other models. Here I put it. Model 60-gigabyte PS3 Keep the RAM after the reboot, so no data loss. Remove the two resistors. I do not remember if it was pulled out when the double resistance or if they were single. Otherwise, you can burn. Yourselves! Exploit by LPT. I advise that from the point of welding the transistor is as short as possible. Transistor to the PC does not matter. Mine is 1 Metro. If the power transistor exceeds soldier to the yellow light will result, blockades, general instability ... For example: On the Version 2 software to use, fits any CPU. Software: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QKKNKZJJ Use: http://jaicrab.blogspot.com/2010/03/ps3software-generador-de-pulsos-v2.html

To follow JaicraB's progress, visit his blog here

[all_your_base1]

Just red JaicraB's blog and saw this comment at the bottom "try this"
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/security/c...on-methods/900
looks like this could be a way to get the useful info off the PS3 RAM

[Disane]

I thought we already have all te useful information. If I may add something:

The problem is no one gives a damn about the dumps you get...

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by Disane I thought we already have all te useful information. If I may add something: The problem is no one gives a damn about the dumps you get...

Im confused, do you mean that you think dumps aren't interesting, or that you are annoyed because people aren't interested in dumps ?

[Akmzero]

Originally Posted by all_your_base1 Just red JaicraB's blog and saw this comment at the bottom "try this" http://www.zdnet.com/blog/security/c...on-methods/900 looks like this could be a way to get the useful info off the PS3 RAM

That's crazy.

[Disane]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin Im confused, do you mean that you think dumps aren't interesting, or that you are annoyed because people aren't interested in dumps ?

There are only a handful of capable people who could do something with these dumps. Trust me, it's damn hard to reverse PPC/C++ code (classes, exception handling, etc.). No wonder there are not too many people interested in these dumps. Loaders would be more interesting but they're "living" in the isolated SPUs and they're belived to be SPU code, which is a little bit different than PPC code but also damn hard to reverse engineer.

[Disane]

Anyways I'm still researching some methods to make use of these dumps. It will take a while for me alone to do something with it. Since I'm very new to reversing with IDA. There are no debug symbols to look at for any help. Its like raw code...

[thefoolnz]

Originally Posted by Disane Anyways I'm still researching some methods to make use of these dumps. It will take a while for me alone to do something with it. Since I'm very new to reversing with IDA. There are no debug symbols to look at for any help. Its like raw code...

this perhaps explains your difficulty expressed in the previous post

don't assume that everybody is like yourself and finding things hard to understand

don't be afraid to ask if you are finding things too difficult

and don't be rude to people like JaicraB, who if it wasn't for people like him sharing his information no progress would be getting made

think a little more is all i ask of you