NZHawk's Awesome Peek Poker Dumps live PS3 ram!

[vampirexx]

Hi people!!
I've read that an hacker have found a way to dump and edit live memory address!
I would like to know if it would be possible to have a comparison method to find out our own codes playing games like metal gear solid 4 or any other on jailbreacked ps3

Read the article: http://psx-scene.com/forums/f6/nzhaw...ps3-ram-68245/

[Lazy Bastard]

If this is true, it's great news

I shall have to look into it...

[bungholio]

I've been wondering about that tool in the past few days too. It was described as still being very buggy, but it sounds like the sort of thing that would allow you to modify a game to cheat if you wanted to.

[sowhat]

Thank you for sharing

[vampirexx]

Bungholio will you be able to take his source code and develop the console to write the memory and so we can find out the chats? I will make donations for such a great tool!

[bungholio]

I have absolutely no idea of how to do that. I'm no programmer. Somebody also posted how to hook into LV2 memory or something on psx-scene just the other day too, which sounds like another closer step. Try asking CMX at codetwink or some people at the psx-scene or ps3hax, they would have a better idea of what to do

[vampirexx]

I guess we'll have to wait for such an amazing tool

[vampirexx]

it seems that we're getting a cheat code device this winter on japan!

http://www.destructoid.com/new-cheat...s-188117.phtml

codefreak! maybe it is a start point to develop an artmoney consolle using jailbreak hack?

[Parasyte]

Another totally custom, non-standardized way to cheat and dump RAM! Hooray!

[Lazy Bastard]

lol...we could always talk to them about SRDP...

[misfire]

Another totally custom, non-standardized way to cheat and dump RAM! Hooray!

Para, do you actually have some code to work with SRDP? Or is it still all on paper?

[Parasyte]

It's still hypothetical. It won't get real-world testing until a real-world project picks it up.

[misfire]

I'm sure people would be more interested if there was something tangible to work with. For example, a very rudimentary client/server implementation to peek/poke bytes over SRDP. It doesn't have to be perfect. You can ignore all the architecture details for now. Just hack up some C code (or even Perl for the prototype) and put it at GitHub or a similar collaboration site.

Tough it's important to come up with a good design, I recommend you start coding very early in the development phase. Only then will your understanding of the requirements really evolve.

And it would make it easy (or possible) for other developers to contribute.