Foreign media says Sony has the ability to ban PS3 cracked but too wide

(Compiler/Mao) the current PS3 mainframe cracked the way, Sony has not taken some too drastic measures, such as remote ban on these cracked host.　　Although Sony is said to have this ability. Foreign media reported that PS3 was said to be at the start of the internal mechanism with a series of Sony's server communications (of course, in your PS3 connected to the Internet), even if you do not login PSN account, this communication mechanism still exists. The purpose of communication is to allow your machine to upload data such as error logs, and to update the "latest news" on the XMB interface, or even to upload a list of programs you have recently run, which is the key. So Sony can determine if the host is running some "illegal" programs, such as jailbreak software.　　Then they have the ability to choose whether or not to ban your host in the future, whether you are online or not online, your PS3 will always become bricks. But the approach is too intense and too broad, and it seems milder to block jailbreak software through firmware patches.　　But hackers say their jailbreak software can ignore all firmware patches and firmware upgrades, the Jailbreak software will also release the upgrade version, that is, through the system upgrade, can not block PS3 cracking behavior. PS3 Mainframe cracked big line so in this case, Sony really will be a punch, ban all have cracked behavior of the PSN account, or even more ruthless, even the host also sealed off? Now it seems hard to choose. If the ban is really taken, then the strike face is too large, and at the technical level it is not easy to guarantee that there will be some innocent hosts involved.　　If no action is taken, the damage to Sony by piracy is getting bigger. Sony officials said: "To solve the problem, we consider the online upgrade to resolve." It appears that the struggle between hackers and Sony will continue.