PlayStation 3 Firmware Update Blocks PSJailbreak?

Sony has quietly released a firmware update to the PlayStation 3 that, according to initial reports, blocks the now-infamous PSJailbreak exploit that enabled users to copy games to local storage devices and run home-brew applications on their game consoles. Sony is offering no specific information about the update, saying only that it “includes additional security features.”

Sony PlayStation 3 update prevents jailbreak attempts

PS3 firmware update blocks homebrew code and backup games Sony has released a minor PS3 firmware update this week that provides "additional security features," according to a post on the PlayStation Blog. However, many in the PS3 hacking community say the new update is meant to counteract system jailbreaking.

Playstation 3 System Version Upgrade Blocks Jailbreaking

Sony has released the latest version (version 3.42) of the system software for Playstation 3 (PS3) with the sole aim of adding security features, including disabling a jailbreaking exploit and its variants. Post from: Daily Contributor Playstation 3 System Version Upgrade Blocks Jailbreaking

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New PlayStation 3 update allegedly disables jailbreaking

Sony has released a minor PS3 firmware update this week that provides "additional security features," according to a post on the PlayStation Blog. However, many in the PS3 hacking community say the new update is meant to counteract system jailbreaking.

Latest Sony PlayStation 3 Firmware Blocks PSJailbreak?

Never mind court injunctions that block sales of a hardware-based PS3 hack designed to let users play pirated games, Sony may already be running interference at the source.