PS3 upgrade 3.60 firmware to join game archive "cloud storage Service"

Sony today released the PS3 3.60 firmware update, which mainly updates the content for the "cloud storage Service" which is added to the game archive. A paid PlayStation Plus user can get 150MB of network storage space and the game will place the archive in that space. Players can log on to their accounts on other hosts and download them using the original archive.

Of course, the main purpose of Sony upgrading firmware is to crack down on piracy. Crack tool Psfreedom Developer, net name Kakarotoks youness Alaoui after checking the new firmware, on its own microblog said "PS3 has been secured."

He claims that Sony has used a new encryption and anti-cracking technique to look at the results of his own 3.60-version system security measures. Previously cracked methods and even ideas may have been unusable.

PS3 before the security system based on a series of "trust Chain", the different layers of the system by their respective encryption layer protection, the first layer can be broken after a series of breakthroughs. Therefore, when Geohot released the "Mtldr" key, the entire PS3 system has been exposed to the cracked person.

In the 3.60 version of the system, Sony no longer uses the MTLDR key, but the use of a new security system. Unless a new system vulnerability is found, the cracker will not succeed easily.

Kakarotoks said: "The PS3 has been locked again. Of course, that doesn't mean it can't be cracked again. But Sony has gone through a classic failure, and perhaps they can catch up and achieve a classic remedial action. ”