[lewy20041]

my externall hdd is dead and with cobra im playing my games isos stright from my NAS (thanks to litle hack) so i cant install any game data to external. i only have about 1gb free on my ps3 and i dont have money to by larger hdd now

[geocold]

Is there a way for sony to secure the PSN or is it now wide open to hackers/modders running CFW ? Thanks.

[tjhooker73]

Originally Posted by geocold Is there a way for sony to secure the PSN or is it now wide open to hackers/modders running CFW ? Thanks.

We can get the Paraphrase Relatively Easily now.
But that does not mean we are going to get it.

[Hannibal1471]

Originally Posted by aldostools No yet... these 3.70-3.73 keys are just for retail SELF files signed with keys 0x0016. SELF files from PKG use NPDRM keys (unless they are custom made PKG created using make_package_npdrm). @Hannibal1471 : yes... there used to be a tool that resigned your FSELF just pressing Ctrl+Enter on the eboot

Still one little question. What if an eboot is from a 0x0013 key revision instead of 0x0016?
We can't decrypt them?

[aldostools]

Originally Posted by Hannibal1471 Still one little question. What if an eboot is from a 0x0013 key revision instead of 0x0016? We can't decrypt them?

If you don't have added the keys for revision=0013, then: NO.

appldr keys (erk + iv + curve + public keys + private keys) are specific for each key revision and self type.

For instance, the current "3.70 keys" are only for key revision 0x0016 and self type = APP (retail eboot). If you have an "update/patch" eboot 3.70, it will not be decrypted with these keys, because they are self type = NPDRM and use a different key.

Key revision 0x0016 is used by apps signed for 3.70, 3.72, 3.73 and 3.74.

[Hannibal1471]

Thank you for your help!
And your clear answers!