[VIRGIN KLM]

Originally Posted by zideeq @DEFAULTDNB Well the Wii had the utter cack game called Indiana Jones, the weirdest exploit I've ever come across, period. You had to complete the first level than access a save/load option in a forest or something to allow a Wii Hack Exploit. Won't be surprised if someone finds how to hack these LV0 and LV2's by playing the worst PS3 game ever made and forcing you to play through it a bit lol

This is an overflow, super common, same with the Zelda hack in Wii, the early hacks in PSP (GTA:LCS Savegame) and the hacks on PSP mode of PSVita. It gets triggered when a number of calls happen inside the game and the exploit overflows the memmory and overwrites the following addresses with manual code. Like, let's say the game asks you how many bullets you have (with a return value maximum of 999) and it returns a value over the limmit and it overwrites the next questions with your own code starting the exploit.
The problem is that the nature of PS3 won't allow anything good out of this thing/idea, in extreme cases that PS3 will just ignore it or return an error or it will result a system freeze or a flush memmory syscall and then the system will restart overwriting anything you try to do. Same but even more extreme applies to XBOX360. It COULD be possible to work somehow in DEX mode with a debugger by injecting code inside the game's execution BUT this won't give you any access further than lv2, which is not worth even trying.

[advocatusdiaboli]

Originally Posted by DEFAULTDNB I thought ages back there was one for FIFA.. 08.. I think it was... And one for resistance or Motorstorm.. I can't remember

Motorstorm under 1.92, but noone really made anything from it.

[master737373]

Originally Posted by VIRGIN KLM This is an overflow, super common, same with the Zelda hack in Wii, the early hacks in PSP (GTA:LCS Savegame) and the hacks on PSP mode of PSVita. It gets triggered when a number of calls happen inside the game and the exploit overflows the memmory and overwrites the following addresses with manual code. Like, let's say the game asks you how many bullets you have (with a return value maximum of 999) and it returns a value over the limmit and it overwrites the next questions with your own code starting the exploit. The problem is that the nature of PS3 won't allow anything good out of this thing/idea, in extreme cases that PS3 will just ignore it or return an error or it will result a system freeze or a flush memmory syscall and then the system will restart overwriting anything you try to do. Same but even more extreme applies to XBOX360. It COULD be possible to work somehow in DEX mode with a debugger by injecting code inside the game's execution BUT this won't give you any access further than lv2, which is not worth even trying.

Uhhh, no. This "exploit" is actually useful if you know what you're doing and it's useful on both cex and dex. Cex and dex won't change anything from this standpoint.

Nothing against you, but people should really stop comparing the 360 with the PS3. Two completely different types of hardware. And if you don't already know, lv2 is extremely important.

From the quote you quoted, this will do absolutely nothing for lv0.

[condorstrike]

I love stack overflows, Condor Updater was first conceived out of one.

I wish you all good luck.

[VIRGIN KLM]

Originally Posted by master737373 Uhhh, no. This "exploit" is actually useful if you know what you're doing and it's useful on both cex and dex. Cex and dex won't change anything from this standpoint. Nothing against you, but people should really stop comparing the 360 with the PS3. Two completely different types of hardware. And if you don't already know, lv2 is extremely important.

I think you don't understand at all. PS3 and XBOX360 have measures to not allow such hacks before lv2 even gets loaded so yes you can compare them.
Nothing against you either but if you also don't know what's an overflow hack, what allows it and what blocks it you shouldn't do the effort saying what people should do or stop doing, we've been in this game called PS3 hacking scene quite long, we learned alot already because we had no other choice in surviving in such a hacking-related hostile community.

[master737373]

Originally Posted by VIRGIN KLM I think you don't understand at all. PS3 and XBOX360 have measures to not allow such hacks before lv2 even gets loaded so yes you can compare them. Nothing against you either but if you also don't know what's an overflow hack, what allows it and what blocks it you shouldn't do the effort saying what people should do or stop doing, we've been in this game called PS3 hacking scene quite long, we learned alot already because we had no other choice in surviving in such a hacking-related hostile community.

Haha dude, I've looked at and understand what happens when lv1 and lv2 is running. I also know some things you'd be grateful for. This little userland exploit in lv2 is useful, like I said, ONLY if you know what you're doing. And the PS3 has so many security fails that haven't been released yet, you just don't understand. Take a look at lv1 in itself. There's a lot there and don't go by the wiki. It's wrong.

I've been in this scene longer than most anyone. I just don't comment much. Just to get facts straight.

[fanboysarestupid]

I think @DEFAULTDNB already gave the response to the question but from this exploit can 4.xx users expect anything to happen on 4.xx PS3 systems? CFW for 4.21 finally?

[master737373]

Originally Posted by fanboysarestupid I think @DEFAULTDNB already gave the response to the question but from this exploit can 4.xx users expect anything to happen on 4.xx PS3 systems? CFW for 4.21 finally?

You can't get cfw because you don't have private keys. But you can do something similar.

[advocatusdiaboli]

Anyone with a glitch JIG care to spend some time on this?

[master737373]

Originally Posted by advocatusdiaboli Anyone with a glitch JIG care to spend some time on this?

Now we're "somewhat" getting closer to what this is used for. Good idea, but bad concept. You're on the right track, kinda.