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on the diagram listed above...is there a way to make the psp not go through the AES Encryption process, and go directly to everything else?

So does that mean the "N" sections are the encrypted sections of data? I'm confuzed.

Well, ok, but how would you analyze the DATA.PSAR file anyways?

Is there a certain program or compiler that will let someone analyzie the data.psar files in the 1.51/1.52 firmwares? I, along with some others think this is the next major step to exploiting the psp. Here is one of my reasons for thinking this: The 1.51 DATA.PSAR file has a size of 10,682KB, while ...

I heard an idea on the pspupdates forums about creating a php functioned webpage that will allow you to view the file structure and system files in the psp. You would need to do this in the Wipeout web browser, but then again, just another thought.

So you are sure 1.53 is greater than 1.52? Here's how I put it. When the 1.52 update came out and a person with a 1.51 or lower PSP got to the installation of the update, the PSP recognized 1.52 as a newer firmware (hence the name 1.5 2 ). So if someone ever comes out with a hacked firmware that ge...

The plan I think we should go with is to trick the firmware into upgrading to a "hacker firmware", like a 1.53 (because 1.53 is greater than 1.52), but I think we would still need to be able to crack the checksums in order for it to authenticate the 1.53.

The plan I think we should go with is to trick the firmware into upgrading to a "hacker firmware", like a 1.53 (because 1.53 is greater than 1.52), but I think we would still need to be able to crack the checksums in order for it to authenticate the 1.53.