[psik]

Can a moderator in PS3hax PLEASE close this thread now??

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by zecoxao Have fun filling up more pages of garbage in this guys, really mature of you :/

lol and you have just contributed.....

[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by zadow28 well remember its from the patch, and the eboot.bin is fully readeple inside ,if you unself it. could also mean that, it maybe get some part of info from the dongle, i dont no. But who said the scene wasent moving Skyrim gave me error while unself but bacame elf anyway ´dint manage to sign that one. but the skyrim elf is also readable.

Yeah i did not forget about skyrim memory issue code.

[svenmullet]

The dongle is just as "closed" as the ps3 is in this case, why are you having such a hard time understanding this? Yes, if you use a protocol analyzer you can get a one-time authentication log. And then what are you going to do with it? Make something that copies that one time authentication? Great, it will work one time in a billion tries (if you're lucky) seeing as the TB CFW send a RANDOM CHALLENGE every time it boots. I don't know how big the challenge string is, but I'd assume it would be *at least* 16 bytes long, probably 20 or 32. Now, seeing as how you're so smart and all, tell me how many possible random strings you can have in 16 bytes. (hint- it's 128bit) and tell me exactly how you hope to use replay data to fool a random 16 byte challenge.

I obviously don't know what I'm talking about, according to you, and you're in the google hall of sh*t, so please put me in my place.

[hellsing9]

57 pages in a thread *the scene is moving forward* well if we go for quantity it's a win/win situation. If we go for quality...

[mirkie]

Originally Posted by svenmullet The dongle is just as "closed" as the ps3 is in this case, why are you having such a hard time understanding this? Yes, if you use a protocol analyzer you can get a one-time authentication log. And then what are you going to do with it? Make something that copies that one time authentication? Great, it will work one time in a billion tries (if you're lucky) seeing as the TB CFW send a RANDOM CHALLENGE every time it boots. I don't know how big the challenge string is, but I'd assume it would be *at least* 16 bytes long, probably 20 or 32. Now, seeing as how you're so smart and all, tell me how many possible random strings you can have in 16 bytes. (hint- it's 128bit) and tell me exactly how you hope to use replay data to fool a random 16 byte challenge. I obviously don't know what I'm talking about, according to you, and you're in the google hall of sh*t, so please put me in my place.

You still haven't answered my question. Where did you get this bs from? You don't know how the tb dongle works, neither do I. That's why I am thinking of resend the raw data which the tb dongle normally does. It is worth the try.

So answer this and you win. But you got to prove it

[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by psik Can a moderator in PS3hax PLEASE close this thread now??

Can't close something that it's closed because a massive wave of nonsense is posted on the thread.

[svenmullet]

I "won" this argument a long, long time ago.
tits or GTFO

[<GEEK>]

Originally Posted by japsander OK, thinking outside of the box for a sec. I did a bit of searching for keld simonsen and his name pops up a few times in regards to ps3 distros, and kernels, mainly fedora, so as we do not know for sure how they obtain the eboots and somehow booting to Linux and dumping the ram has been suggested, could certain references from ram be still in these eboots if this method is actually true? Again, I have no problem admitting I know sweet **** all about this type of thing so call me dumb all you want

You're dumb :|











Just playing, couldn't resist the opportunity.

[enosrasun]

why don't try it!!! and if is not working ok move on !!!! but until then give it a chance