Keeping Secrets in Hardware: Xbox Case Study
BS405397 writes "Here is the just released MIT whitepaper on the security holes in the MS X-Box, and for those who are interested, opens up the X-Box pretty nicely." Update: 06/04 17:13 GMT by M : The server appears to be down at the moment. There is a copy of the paper mirrored here. Reuters and other news outlets have now picked up the story, two days after Slashdot.
Doesn't this violate the DMCA?
Doesn't everything?
There are some people that if they don't know, you can't tell 'em.
Inconceivable!
...that we will be able to play NetHack on the xbox?
What'd they do, remove IE?
I got a grudging thumbs up, so to speak, from Microsoft on my Xbox reverse engineering work
I think I'd much rather he post what must've been a very entertaining conversation with a Microsoft spokesperson than the bios to the XBox.
Microsoft, not content with just SOFTWARE security holes, has now moved on to HARDWARE security holes.
"secret" boat loader
This was obviously a typo. I think he meant to say: secret bloat loader.
I'll see your senator, and I'll raise you two judges.
My XBox web server is vulnerable? I guess I'll just have to download a patch from windows update!
/^[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4}$/i
Yes, you know a guy has really made it in the world when he has a blonde girlfriend. (Not a cheap knockoff, or just a very light brunette, but a genuine, certified blonde.)