[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by carldenning I know he hasnt got nothing nor had he have anythink jeoway in this thread is that faker modderexcess

He has severe delusions of grandeur, he wont last here very long.

[jamesnesc709]

oh god this question again.

[JeoWay]

Originally Posted by carldenning lmfao @JeoWay i thought u had all the private keys

I haven't worked on PS3 since 3.56 you bum. Plus, JeoWay isn't a nick of Hotz. I put that on the Wiki because I used to work with him and Mark on 2.70
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Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin lol @JeoWay has nothing, especially when the lil b*tch is pathetic enough to steal GeoHots alias. JeoWay and Mils are alternate nicks of Hotz.

George added that in when I was working with him.




Did I ever say I was working on PS3? Nope.
Did I ever say I had any keys? Nope

Do I think you two are over reacting a lot and are childish? YUP

I can easily remove jeoway from the list of aliass
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By simply editing wikipedia. It changes what every site displays. Now suck a duck. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Hotz

[afzoo3hax]

Hmm. I don't know anything really about this. But it surprises me that nobody has publicly attempted to bruteforce the private keys and explain their results.

Why would anyone want to do that? Well it could make a good exercise towards a CS degree or university thesis in computer security and cryptography. Most of the work would be to write the necessary program to run on some modern GPUs. Or re-working such a bruteforce program that already exists. Obviously, set it up to try a small sample like 100 keys or 1000 keys, whatever make sense. Then calculate based off the sample time what's required to go through the entire search space.

If that sounds like a waste of time - it isn't. Eliminating this method. It is a great way to push others to think harder about the remaining possible routes: Since no-one will be waiting, hoping for someone else to find another shortcut to get the private keys. Lots of people say it, and its kindda obvious. But no-body actually *proves* it.

Then you are left with an unpatched exploit, the debugging tools, attacking the hardware directly, leaks from within Sony, etc. Still a fair few possibilities. Just nobody wants to work on them since they had it so easy up till now! Well that is a joke, clearly. The PS3 has been without any doubt the hardest console to crack of all time.

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by JeoWay George added that in when I was working with him.

[furtsiv]

we have new appldr keys months ago
why not signing hombrews with new key 4.21 for example and install them on 4.30 ofw??

[Noxxx]

guys its simple forget about a new CFw for + 3.55 , just hardware downgrade, it will never be possible to find those dam keys ...

[TizzyT]

Bruteforce is an answer, but not a solution as it is not practical. Although exploiting the random number generator that is similar in RSA attacks might help.