Dragula96, un conocido hacker de la scene de PSP, ha publicado un video en el que se muestra una Playstation 3 ejecutando código sin firmar, un "Hello world". Según su autor funciona tanto en el modelo de 60 GB como en el de 40GB, y con el firmware 2.20, el último aparecido hasta la fecha. Eso si, se ha apresurado a decir que duda mucho que el exploit llegue a permitir la carga de ISOs. (Dkz)
Mmmmmm no sé que pensar, que opinais?
(no me hecheis la buya que solo comparto lo que he visto)
so iv found a way to program homebrew to the ps3. took me all day to get it to work but here is a Hello world proof of concept. its a short video, i can not share how it is done at the moment, i still need more testing, and i need to see if i can actually get a game of pong working. I will share the method and source code in time. this does not require any hardware modification. this method has been tested on a ps3 60 gig and a ps3 40 gig, both of which have current 2.20 firmware. both are retail models, not development models! In the video, you can see some tape on my tv, that is to hide mac and ip addresses. there are no cuts in video at all. I have spent somewhere around 9 hours to get this working. and i hope you guys don't think this is a fake, i have a good reputation in the psp scene. I would not release something if it was fake (even if it is close to April Fools Day). i do not know the extent of which the discovery will let me program, but i seriously doubt this will lead to any iso loader, it does however have the potential of enabling homebrew game programming i believe.
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