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engadget.com - 12/15/2008

PlayStation Home already hacked?

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Well, that was fast. A poster by the name of StreetskaterFU has outlined what he claims is a method of hacking into PlayStation Home's servers for download, uploading and deleting files. We're not able to verify his directions, but if true it would be a potentially calamitous oversight on ...

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Gizmodo:  PS Home Hacked, But the Door Was Wide Open [Hacks]

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eurogamer.net - 12/16/2008

News: PSP-4000 in 2009, PSP2 later (PlayStation Portable)

— eurogamer.net — Devs already working on PSP2 games. (more) News: PSP-4000 in 2009, PSP2 later (PlayStation Portable)

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blog.makezine.com - 12/11/2008

PlayStation Wizard - LEGO PlayStation conversion

— blog.makezine.com — Photograph by Max Maruszewski Learning to use an oxyacetylene torch was just the spark Max Maruszewski needed to set his interest in building things afire. Now, when he's not working on a school play or racing around a parking lot in the ... (more) PlayStation Wizard - LEGO PlayStation conversion

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blog.us.playstation.com - 12/10/2008

PlayStation.Blog » PlayStation Home Open Beta Launches Tomorrow

— blog.us.playstation.com — Homelogo The day we’ve been waiting for is here ! And this is just the beginning… Today we announced that PlayStation Home will enter into open beta, and will be available to everyone tomorrow. This milestone represents the very beginning of a long ... (more) PlayStation.Blog » PlayStation Home Open Beta ...

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PS Home Hacked, But the Door Was Wide Open [Hacks]
Gizmodo — ... you can point your own version of PS Home to display movies, text and music of your choosing. That's fun, but fairly harmless. Another hack allows for the downloading of any file you want, like someone's user profile or avatar, while the final two, and most worrisome vulnerabilities include uploading any file to the Home server or deleting any file from the Home server. That's about as bad as security can get. [StreetSkaterFU and PS3Hax via Engadget] ...