Ecco le foto:
NP DEBUG
Inoltre, la PARAM.SFO ha anche importanza... Nell'inserimento, la Ps3 legge il titolo ID del disco nel PARAM.SFO e lo inserisce nel DB. Una volta che il gioco viene eseguito e decifrato, il titolo ID è verificato ancora una volta per assicurarsi che sono uguali. Se non lo fa (penso a un swap disk), la PS3 andrà in silenzio di errore, e tornerà all' XMB.Fonte: Ps3Tribe
In una nota finale, il nostro PS3 Devs ha scovato numerosi documenti e brevetti, ed è giunto alla conclusione che la PS3 utilizza AIX (Advanced Interactive Executive) come base.
SAMSUNG 640 - K9F1G08Q0A (128mb x 8bit)Per potere effettuare degli studi piu' approfonditi sulle NANDS della Playstaion 3 vi rilascio il DATASHEET della Samsung in lingua inglese.
Se vuoi scaricare i Debug Firmware fin'ora disponibili clicca qui.Il Debug Firmware può essere installato sulle retail, esso viene installato attraverso un procedimento un po rischioso (per questo consigliano di aver installato un chip infectus).
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Description 1 (The File Writer potential)
CoD3 uses a per file public key verification on its updates. Files can be added to the list to update at will and
write with a root location of /BLUS30012/. Files can be written within that directory with /folder/file.name and to
other directories with ../otherBLUS/file.name. I have successfully over written other files on the HDD such as
ICON0.PNG to other PSN titles, by renaming the *.cod verified file to ICON0.PNG. Through some RAM dumps, and some
skill this verification scheme can be broken, and may lead to the modification of PRX files contained on the PS3.
EXAMPLE
Source - http://codupdater.ps3.activision.com/patches/1.0/cod_ps3f.self
Destination - cod_ps3f.self
Verification key - TkjcgKa44eanDv1ySRpEf6fBeHekbMFeI/yAhSVALY+vcKzAeOztb4KIAzPBFgP3wb8yqR AJHivTZtzb0UqYpc6OtvMh6GHKU+QHmYAumm0HmEn64h4DN
6PyHWE1sY9HvK6rXPAZRfNUM9t3ceMTOytxidFA6te1Mn83NHd5d1Q=
Description 2 (The Soft Reset potential)
As demonstrated in the video, following what I believe to be a stack overflow, and "Quit Game" the system performs a
soft reset. This is, to my knowledge, the first reproducible occurrence of this. With a soft reset, depending on
how it's being executed, may leave certain variables in memory, or create new ones without the same security
procedures.
Description 3 (The Stack Overflow potential)
The most valuable of the three attack potentials is what is, in my understanding, a stack overflow. Should I be
wrong, it may either be a parsing error (highly unlikely), or an error in the writing of param.sfo. Should it be a
stack overflow, through RAM dumps, ultimately execution of unsigned code is highly probable; unfortunately I do not
have access to these dumps, and can't deem this a successful hack just yet. (Other tested methods include
array-overflowing, and memory buffer overflows, which resulted in the game's termination and the XMB prompting an
error)
To test remove one "1" from the "Game.VER" included and see that the installation continues normally.
Tools Needed:
1. SimpleDNS (and the included "Simple DNS Records.rar") (STRONGLY RECOMMENDED TO BACKUP YOUR EXISTING SimpleDNS DIR)
2. Apache Web Server (and the included "Update Descriptors.rar")
3. A router/hub of some sort.
Instructions:
1. Extract the contents of "Simple DNS Records.rar" & "Update Descriptors.rar" to the C: directory of your computer
(all file paths there after have been preserved)
2. Restart/Start SimpleDNS and Apache
3. Boot your PS3 and enter network settings
4. Select Custom, and then when IP Address Setting appears select Manual
5. Assign an IP address suitable for your network (ex. 192.168.0.99 or 192.168.1.99), subnet 255.255.255.0, default
router = your computer's IP (this will help prevent it from updating on the PSN), and Primary DNS also your
computer's IP.
6. Execute CoD3 and witness the "update" screen
For those of interested in the file protection extract "Update 1.0 files (not needed).rar" and in the Apache folder
use "original GAME.VER" instead of GAME.VER.
NOTE: This is my final release to the hacking community, and will no longer be Hacked2123. I have tried so much,
and so hard, to further my existence and to exhibit my knowledge and understanding to the world for the purpose of
advancing my life. I have found this to be a dream, I have gained nothing, I work the same job, and all the work I
have put forth in the community is deemed "fake".