PlayStation 3 Is Hacked And There Is Nothing Sony Can Do About
It  In December 2010, fail0verflow hacking group managed to
extract the PlayStation 3 encryption keys, allowing them to sign
homebrew and copied games as originals. This hack remained live
until March 2011 when Sony released PS3 Firmware 3.60 which
managed to plug that hole.  Now however, it seems that hackers
have managed to put their hands on the final piece of the
puzzle; the one that ensures that the system is compromised
forever and that there is nothing Sony can do about it.  More
precisely, the console’s LV0 encryption keys have been extracted
and released to the public. The LV0 is the loader that verifies
and loads other loaders during the console’s boot sequence. With
the LV0 key in hand, hackers now can decrypt and modify any new
PS3 firmware.  The LV0 was extracted by a hacking group called
“The Three Musketeers” who decided not to release it. However,
after another Chinese hacking group managed to steal the key
from them and used it to