Sony releases 3.42 System update block all forms of cracking program

Multi-Play Network (compiler/applies will) in response to the growing PS3 mainframe cracking storm, Sony today released the latest firmware update system 3.42.　　Foreign game web site Exophase after testing confirmed that, including PS Jailbreak, PS Freedom, PS Groove, including a number of hacker cracking programs in the host system after the update has lost its role. Sony said the update is mainly to provide "additional security" for the host.　　In addition, it is said that the update will be "mandatory", that is, as long as you log on to the PSN network services will be automatically updated this time.　　Earlier, Sony has sued the Australian and US PS Jailbreak agent sellers, and has won a preliminary victory: The Australian Local Court has ordered the country's dealers permanently prohibit the sale of PS Jailbreak.　　But Australian dealers said today that the ban is only valid for PS jailbreak, and they will try to introduce other brands and kinds of PS3 cracking tools.　　However, with the release of Free Open-source code PS Groove, PS3 users now even need to use the mobile phone to load the corresponding hacker program can complete the PS3 host crack. But Sony today released the 3.42 system update will no doubt all the current form of cracking all blocked, unless you decide to crack after never networking. (Edit/Ming)