Holly shit, what a surprise! It’s not the awaited CFW 3.56+, but it’s a big step in this direction… Believe it or not, Math’ is a trustable guy who don’t need to proove that he’s a mad genius… Stay connected on rlslog.net

“Hate him or love him, Mathieulh still has got skill. He just posted on his Twitter the following picture:

Yep you may have to check the picture a few times. Mathieulh has managed and showed us he is still capable and released a proof of concept proving that he has decrypted LV0 @ FW 3.73. This of course means CFW up to the latest PS3 firmware!

HOWEVER, he has went ahead and said the following:

By the way, I won’t be posting keys, I won’t be posting dumps and I won’t be saying how it was done, time to work gentlemen.

With the leak last week of the Metldr exploit, he went out and said he would not be releasing anything to the scene again. What is important to take away from this is that Mathieulh has showed us it IS possible, it is not FAR away, and all we need is someone able to get to it.”

Source: ps3hax.net

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It’s now official, confirmed by an admin’ of ps3crunch.net  : Jailbreak Dongle 2 by team KADO can run PS3 3.6+ games ! Here’s a quote from ps3crunch.net original article, but before here’s my personal mind about this news : Yes i think i can be dangerous. It’s a very strange surprise that an anonymous group release a fucking awaited exploit for the PS3.

The big problem is : this dongle need to have burned backup on BD disc, and i think it will hardly use your ps3 layer…

Anyway, just wait other group to take a look at the “cracking” method of this dongle to add it in current CFW 3.55 with HDD capability

“Very Strange thing and out of the blue and with no big fanfare, this JB 2 rumor been going around like wildfire on various forums, but now I have personally confirmed it with one of my trusted sponsors, and will I have more information next week with detailed pictures and info on actual features, plus an sample soon afterwards to be reviewed by one of our trusted Crunching Developers!” continue reading >

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A court has overturned a 2010 ruling which said that blocking The Pirate Bay at the ISP level was “disproportionate”. The Antwerp Court of Appeal sided with the Belgian Anti-Piracy Federation in their quest to force two ISPs to block subscriber access to the world’s most famous torrent site. Belgacom and Telenet must now implement a DNS blockade of the site within 14 days or face fines.

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Announced last night, C4Eva just released a new pack of iXtremeLT2.0 for FAT Xbox360. This new firmware allow the execution of the new Microsoft protection named : XGD3.

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Hello, from now i will try to post daily/weekly news about PS3/XBOX360 scene. You all know i’m a fuck*** game freak !

A special message to WILL, RLSLOG miss you mate…

Good things always happens when you away from the PC and ‘net, and in this case it is DOUBLE-WOW, this is a quote from a thread from a German PS3 Developer called ScHeVeNs. Him posts  explain how he was able to get PS1 Backups working on any Jailbroken Sony PS3 Console:

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In their ongoing battle with the MPAA, the Florida-based file-hosting service Hotfile has suffered a major loss. A federal court has ordered Hotfile to disclose user data, the identities and revenues of their top affiliates, and financial information on the company itself. District Court Judge Adalberto Jordan argued that the MPAA needs this info to prove that Hotfile is promoting and profiting from copyright infringement.

As one of the ten largest file-sharing sites on the Internet, the file-hosting service Hotfile has become a prime target for Hollywood.

Earlier this year, five member companies of the MPAA filed a lawsuit against Hotfile and ever since the parties have been battling in court.

A few months ago the movie studios requested a substantial amount of information from the file-hosting service, including IP addresses of uploaders and downloaders, and the identities and earnings of top affiliates. In addition the MPAA asked for the source code of the site.

Hotfile protested these requests, arguing that some of the information, including the financials, is confidential. Also, the company claimed that handing over user data and detailed information on its top affiliates,would breach privacy law.

District Court Judge Adalberto Jordan reviewed the arguments from both sides and detailed his decision in a recent order, which is mostly negative for Hotfile. Except for the site’s source code, Judge Jordan ordered that Hotfile has to hand over all data requested by the MPAA.

Source: TorrentFreak

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Google announced Monday morning that it will acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. Motorola is one of 39 manufacturers of handsets that use Google’s Android operating system. Buying a hardware company is an unusual move for Google. The acquisition, Google said in a statement, “will enable Google to supercharge the Android ecosystem.” Google CEO Larry Page expanded on what that might mean in a blog post. In addition to citing Motorola’s home devices and video solutions business, Page references recent patent wars that Google believes to be anti-competitive.

“The U.S. Department of Justice had to intervene in the results of one recent patent auction to ‘protect competition and innovation in the open source software community’ and it is currently looking into the results of the Nortel auction,” Page writes. “Our acquisition of Motorola will increase competition by strengthening Google’s patent portfolio, which will enable us to better protect Android from anti-competitive threats from Microsoft, Apple and other companies.” Android will continue to be an open platform, and Motorola will continue to be run as a separate business, Page added.

Source: Mashable

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