Grimes said:
Kynes said:
JazzyJeez said:
But this rebug, doesn't steal credit card details it fakes them so it can steal off the psn, at worst they might have to pay compensation to developers, but highly unlikely, but you or I (presumably you have a ps3) wouldn't be able to claim because we haven't lost anything other than faith in their security.
Edit: surely you don't mean gross negligence because of the lack of credit card checks due to the system being hacked?
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That's it, if this news are real, Sony is the only one who is robbed here, that's why I used that example.
Something that has to be clear, in any client-server architecture, you have to make the security checks at the server side, as the client side is much easier to compromise than the server side. If Sony made the security checks at the client side, don't get me wrong but they deserve to be stolen, as you can do almost whatever you want with a compromised client.
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Well these are the same people who used non-random number as a random number to protect their system.
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It's not that strange to do that. Nintendo did something similar with the Wii and the trucha bug, used to install unsigned software. The truth is that most "random" number generators use a non completely random seed.
