Sony Threatens Legal Action Against PlayStation 3 Hackers
PlayStation 3's [http://scea.sony.com/] anti-piracy software.
Hackers have already cracked the PlayStation 3 firmware versions 1.10 and 1.11, allowing the system to boot illegal copies of games; at this point, however, they have not been able to make copied games or homebrew software run on the cracked systems. The PSP [http://www.us.playstation.com/]has a strong homebrew community, and hackers are no doubt hoping to establish a comparable base on the PlayStation 3.
"Unfortunately, hackers will try to exploit any hardware system software," said SCEA spokesman Dave Karraker. "The best we can do as a company is to make our security that much stronger and aggressively pursue legal action against anyone caught trying to use an exploit in an illegal manner."
Microsoft, when faced with a similar situation, responded by banning modified Sega CD [http://www.xbox.com/]game on it," said Karraker.
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PlayStation 3's [http://scea.sony.com/] anti-piracy software.
Hackers have already cracked the PlayStation 3 firmware versions 1.10 and 1.11, allowing the system to boot illegal copies of games; at this point, however, they have not been able to make copied games or homebrew software run on the cracked systems. The PSP [http://www.us.playstation.com/]has a strong homebrew community, and hackers are no doubt hoping to establish a comparable base on the PlayStation 3.
"Unfortunately, hackers will try to exploit any hardware system software," said SCEA spokesman Dave Karraker. "The best we can do as a company is to make our security that much stronger and aggressively pursue legal action against anyone caught trying to use an exploit in an illegal manner."
Microsoft, when faced with a similar situation, responded by banning modified Sega CD [http://www.xbox.com/]game on it," said Karraker.
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