Where are the ps3 hackers at?

**mike03$$$** · May 24th, 2007, 23:54

Come on were are the ps3 hacker someone needs to find the files that makes the demos on ps3 (like psp eboot.pbp) and make a converter for ps3 I would love to see bochs and basallisk make it to ps3 and many more homebrew apps. Don't be afaid its just homebrew

**Gold Line** · May 25th, 2007, 00:14

no one likes the ps3

**NoQuarter** · May 25th, 2007, 00:21

I beg to differ...

The reason I think there isn't much hacking is because of the price,it will come though.

I love my ps3, in fact I sold my laptop for it.Almost better than hacking it would be having RSX support so I can have beryl on it.

**Cloudhunter** · May 25th, 2007, 00:23

Originally Posted by mike03$$$

Come on were are the ps3 hacker someone needs to find the files that makes the demos on ps3 (like psp eboot.pbp) and make a converter for ps3 I would love to see bochs and basallisk make it to ps3 and many more homebrew apps. Don't be afaid its just homebrew

... You think it's simple? The PS3 won't run unsigned code without an expoit, unless it's through linux.

When an exploit is found, there will be homebrew.

Cloudy

**PLZKLLME0080** · May 25th, 2007, 02:12

ya, i want the homebrew community ready when i get my PS3 sometime in the next decade, when i can afford it. and im serious too.

**Cokemusic** · May 25th, 2007, 21:03

I'd love a PS3 , if it was half the price it currently is , it's not even that I can't afford it I just find the price is dreadfully high.

**potatoman** · May 25th, 2007, 22:51

lol. ps2 all over again. ill get on it when my hdtv comes.

**Nicko01** · May 27th, 2007, 13:24

Originally Posted by Gold Line

no one likes the ps3

no one likes you
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Finding an exploit through linux will be like finding an exploit in the psp demos. It's not gonna happen.
I know what i'm talking about.
The operating systems have NO way of communicating, and there is no way to access anything that could lead to an exploit through linux. The only way is if sony forgot to put a piece of security in it somewhere. If they would, all we would need to do is install a vulnerable os and it would be hackable.
But I seriously doubt that.