Sony brother menacing will check PS3 cracked hacker account funds

(Compiling/Katy Fish) According to overseas media reports, Sony v. Well-known hacker George Hotz cracked PS3 The latest progress, the court authorized Sony can look at George Hotz PayPal account to check whether he has received the financial support for cracking. Sony told the court that George Hotz had accepted donations from Northern California to engage in PS3 cracking work, and George Hotz denied having received donations.　　Ultimately, the court supported Sony's claim to allow them to check the relevant accounts to PayPal (PayPal, the role of Alipay).　　Earlier, Sony was also allowed to inquire about the IP address of the site from 2009 to George Hotz, and asked Google, YouTube and Twitter to provide technical support in that regard. George Hotz is famous for cracking the iphone, and Sony is targeting him as he targets the PS3 mainframe.　　The 21-year-old New Jersey hacker was accused by Sony of violating the US Digital Millennium Copyright law and forced George Hotz to stop working. George Hotz argued that he only wanted to restore the Linux system to the PS3 host, while Sony thought he wanted PS3 to be the new jailbreak victim.