Exploit for PSP-3000
Sunday January 4, 2009
It's not homebrew yet, but hackers are one step closer to running their own programs on the PSP-3000 model. The three-year-old game GripShift, it turns out, has a buffer overflow exploit that will even work on the newest, and most hack-protected, PSP model, the 3000. You can't really do much with it yet--it doesn't look like anyone has even managed a Hello World on a PSP-3000 yet, but it's probably only a matter of time. (Via PSP Updates and PSP World.)
Comments
It puzzles me that Sony makes it so difficult for hackers and homebrew developers with the constant upgrades and updates. Embrace this community and sell more units as they will hug you back, sony!
yes if sony will do a psp un hackable thatwill be the end of psp why because no one will buy because it is un hackable they should release 5.50 hack now or dead