Console hacking, includes Nintendo, Atari, Playstation, XBox The “Console Hacking 2006”-talk will present recent findings about the dominant gaming consoles, mostly regarding to their ability to run Linux and homebrew code. A small History of Gaming Console Security. .4 Memory Checksumming When memory is encrypted, and an attacker can write to the unencrypted memory, the attacker can not inject known blocks of data. 2.7 RAM inside the CPU Also important is that all data which is not encrypted cannot be considered as secret, and all data which is not signed (or at least checksummed with an internal secret) must be seen as untrusted. reference : Disabling the NES “Lockout Chip”, Mark K., ATARI GAMES CORP. and TEN-GEN, INC. (Plantiff) NINTENDO OF AMERICA INC. AND NINTENDO CO., LTD., (Defendant) - Security Code.
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