[splodger15]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin Indeed, he pointed out something, that Sony probably didn't know about, so now they can patch it, yay, also this isn't his work, he posted it without permission, or without sourcing.

You could say the same thing with Math's tweet, Why tweet something that will get Sony sniffing around that area more.

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by splodger15 You could say the same thing with Math's tweet, Why tweet something that will get Sony sniffing around that area more.

They don't know where to look going by a tweet...

[splodger15]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin They don't know where to look going by a tweet...

But it gives them more intention to look though doesn't it?

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by splodger15 But it gives them more intention to look though doesn't it?

Maybe and maybe not, you cant find, what you don't know.

[splodger15]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin Maybe and maybe not, you cant find, what you don't know.

Someone tweets something about a possible exploit, Your telling me Sony engineers won't be working to find this exploit, They'd be round the clock to find a possible fix and roll out a firmware update before something becomes of this potential flaw.

[SpecialK79]

if sony havent noticed it by now, id put money on them not finding out what it is til someone released it...
we all know how bad sony's engineers are :L

[Annelies]

Originally Posted by SpecialK79 if sony havent noticed it by now, id put money on them not finding out what it is til someone released it... we all know how bad sony's engineers are :L

How bad their engineers are? That's why it took four years before it was hacked, right?

[Qraze1]

it wasn't really sony's engineers that deserve all this 4 years unhacked credit, its the genius at ibm who developed the cell's security, thats the one that created such a beast, it was sony who fubared the random key generators.

even today, i don't think the cell's security has been wide opened hacked, we don't have full system resources.

[SpecialK79]

Originally Posted by Annelies How bad their engineers are? That's why it took four years before it was hacked, right?

I wouldn't say 4 years, go and watch the conference lead by fail0verflow last December, pretty much explains that people have only really been trying to hack the ps3 for a year (since otherOS was removed) so yeh I would say how bad sonys engineers are...No way near the "unhackable" they used to claim it was

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by SpecialK79 I wouldn't say 4 years, go and watch the conference lead by fail0verflow last December, pretty much explains that people have only really been trying to hack the ps3 for a year (since otherOS was removed) so yeh I would say how bad sonys engineers are...No way near the "unhackable" they used to claim it was

lol i really hate agreeing with Annelies, but he is right, check the history in my sig, you will see people have been trying to hack the PS3 from day one.