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By the way apparently you can violate the psn user agreement without having a psn account or agreeing to those in the first place.... 2 minutes ago via web.

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At least that's according to the poo poo SCE lawyers wrote in their legal paperwork. I think they fail just as much as their security team. less than a minute ago via web

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Also fail0verflow "scrambled or encrypted keys derived from their circumvention of the TPMs on Twitter" ... 3 minutes ago via web

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1. No one encrypted the damn keys, all they posted were hashes. 2. They never posted the actual keys.

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"Until a few days ago, the efforts of these hackers were largely thwarted by the TPMs that secure the various (cont) http://tl.gd/837ca3 2 minutes ago via TwitLonger Beta

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"Because the PS3 System and its code are protected by these TPMs, users can neither access nor read the (cont) http://tl.gd/837e06     less than a minute ago  via TwitLonger Beta  

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I'll only say that their real good security measure was to have otheros in there, that gave a reason for the skilled hackers not to work. less than a minute ago via web

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When they removed otheros, things started falling like a house of cards. 15 minutes ago via web

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Sony is wrong, I can "Obtain such software" (firmware updates) without agreeing to any TOS, the TOS only appears upon (regular) install. 18 minutes ago via web

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Why does no one speak of how Sony is violating a large number of anti-trust laws worldwide while preventing their consoles interoperability 13 minutes ago via web

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Perhaps if they led us run our code on consoles wee purchased, those would never have been hacked.... 12 minutes ago via web

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They should just suck it up, face the truth and tell their licensees how they screwed up their console's security implementation. 8 minutes ago via web

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Oh! and they should hire decent security engineers (like hackers) rather than suing them, at least that'd have some form of effectiveness. 7 minutes ago via web