Sony has obtained a temporary restraining order against the hackers responsible for spreading the news on the security flaw in the system of the PlayStation 3. According to what is contained in the documents published by Scene PSX, Sony has achieved this ordinance in order to prevent "immediate and irreparable harm to SCEA, before the legal process itself begins.
They were also given to Hotz 10 days to deliver "any device, computer, hard drive, CD, DVD, USB key containing data used for the illicit." Hotz, meanwhile, defended himself saying that he had worked to foster not piracy, but the use of homebrew. We look forward to learn more.
They were also given to Hotz 10 days to deliver "any device, computer, hard drive, CD, DVD, USB key containing data used for the illicit." Hotz, meanwhile, defended himself saying that he had worked to foster not piracy, but the use of homebrew. We look forward to learn more.
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- Sony Files Exhibits Trying to Link Hotz to California (18/01/2011)
- The First Rule of PS3 Hacking is Don't Talk About PS3 Hacking (28/01/2011)
- Sony Wins TRO, Impoundment (28/01/2011)
- Sony v. Hotz: Sony Sends A Dangerous Message to Researchers - and Its Customers (20/01/2011)
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