PSP Firmware Version 3.72 is out

Guys! Sure, Sony have taken the ideas from our homebrews, but that's only because they think they'll make more money in doing that. Also, I believe that they found an exploit in the 3.71 firmware, otherwise they'd have put a LOT more into the new firmware before releasing it. I think somebody should find a way to add Sony's signature to homebrew apps, so they can run on normal firmwares. Is that not possible?

I wouldn't think so as it's near to impossible to crack a 1024/2048 bit RSA signature.

Well, a few months ago, we all thought it impossible to unbrick a PSP... Copy and Paste wouldn't work then, huh? =P

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Originally Posted by cdc1991

Guys! Sure, Sony have taken the ideas from our homebrews, but that's only because they think they'll make more money in doing that. Also, I believe that they found an exploit in the 3.71 firmware, otherwise they'd have put a LOT more into the new firmware before releasing it. I think somebody should find a way to add Sony's signature to homebrew apps, so they can run on normal firmwares. Is that not possible?

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Afraid its impossible with any computers we have access too (now distribute the workload between 100 PS3s and maybe its doable.).

If I recall, it would take 1 person with 1 computer about a trillion years to crack the code.

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Originally Posted by F9zDark

Afraid its impossible with any computers we have access too (now distribute the workload between 100 PS3s and maybe its doable.).

If I recall, it would take 1 person with 1 computer about a trillion years to crack the code.

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Wow. :-|
Well, anybody wanna donate to me so I can buy 100 PS3's? Please? I'll dance...

By the way, does the pandora battery mean the end of looking for firmware exploits? I cant get a hold of a homebrew compatible PSP and Id like it if somebody came up with an exploit for 3.60+...