3.70/3.66 OFW hidden keys 3.66/3.70 CFW now possible?

[xhdgzx]

Hello guys, ive already posted this on TTG so I thought I would spread the word, Please no flaming. Anyway here it is below.

Hello all I have recently took the liberty to open the 3.70 OFW pup, now if you open it straight from your computer it will look not very useful, however, if you install 3.70 ofw to your PS3, open it up and dump the "NAND" it gets a whole lot different. As 3.70 OFW installs to your PS3'S Nand it installs one more file (176kb)it is called "Dec_098_Startboot" I looked at the file, "Dec_098_Startboot" has little security to it, it has information about your console, IE; what programs you have installed, but put that to the side I went to the middle of the coding and I saw the words "Dev_3.70000_priv_Keys - resign 0.8.6.090" this turned out to be a hidden file within that file. As I opened it I got presented with this (In full)
First Line "Dev_Sony_allowdistrubutionofcontent_Protocol_6663 8_.098"
Second Line "Dev_Sony_Require_Authentication; (my ps3 serial number)"
Last line "Dev_Sony_Autentication_Keys_require_ AD 3F 8J 2D 9G 98 K8 FY3 S3 N7 K8 S0 KJ V6 K8 D4 M7 098NH N1 B8 G3 L9 JJ6 FDF8 JOP9 6GH F9 K4 XX PJ ZJ7 L0 D3 HP1 O86 K9 33D KJ0 LP5_;; SSD_Allow_ install_ "3.70000 to NAND 768"

Now I don't know what type of keys this is but this may well be the 3.70 keys in order to make CFW's so im going to wait for conformation from other devs. Another thing I would like to note is "3.70000" means 3.70 (update)

I hope this is the keys that allows programs to be run

[Warning]

Could you imagine if it was that easy

[itzViolence]

What the..

[adrianc]

Hello guys, ive already posted this on TTG so I thought I would spread the word, Please no flaming. Anyway here it is below.

Hello all I have recently took the liberty to open the 3.70 OFW pup, now if you open it straight from your computer it will look not very useful, however, if you install 3.70 ofw to your PS3, open it up and dump the "NAND" it gets a whole lot different. As 3.70 OFW installs to your PS3'S Nand it installs one more file (176kb)it coding is called "Dec_098_Startboot" I looked at the file, "Dec_098_Startboot" has little security to it, it has information about your console, IE; what programs you have installed, but put that to the side I went to the middle of the and I saw the words "Dev_3.70000_priv_Keys - resign 0.8.6.090" this turned out to be a hidden file within that file. As I opened it I got presented with this (In full)
First Line "Dev_Sony_allowdistrubutionofcontent_Protocol_6663 8_.098"
Second Line "Dev_Sony_Require_Authentication; (my ps3 serial number)"
Last line "Dev_Sony_Autentication_Keys_require_ AD 3F 8J 2D 9G 98 K8 FY3 S3 N7 K8 S0 KJ V6 K8 D4 M7 098NH N1 B8 G3 L9 JJ6 FDF8 JOP9 6GH F9 K4 XX PJ ZJ7 L0 D3 HP1 O86 K9 33D KJ0 LP5_;; SSD_Allow_ install_ "3.70000 to NAND 768"

Now I don't know what type of keys this is but this may well be the 3.70 keys in order to make CFW's so im going to wait for conformation from other devs. Another thing I would like to note is "3.70000" means 3.70 (update)

I hope this is the keys that allows programs to be run

xD nice try.

That isn't hex, although the author intended to make it look like hex. Allow me to direct your attention to this page: Keys - PS3 Development Wiki

In simplest terms, keys don't have letters in them above F, and you can confirm this yourself on that page.

-adrianc

[xhdgzx]

Well I don't know I just found it, im not trying to "get famous" or anything just wanted to see what you lot thought about this, and I never knew they don't go above F but this key clearly did so it may not be a important key after all.

[ahou]

Man, not only you have groups of 3, 4, and 5 numbers, you also have random letters that are not a-f. You could at least try.

[Warning]

Don't diminish his efforts. He found something and was sharing to see if it was any good. It's better to try and fail, then to never try at all.

[itzViolence]

A screenshot would be cool

[xhdgzx]

Don't diminish his efforts. He found something and was sharing to see if it was any good. It's better to try and fail, then to never try at all.

Thank You

[ahou]

Don't diminish his efforts. He found something and was sharing to see if it was any good. It's better to try and fail, then to never try at all.

Except he didn't. What he claims to have found doesn't even make sense. Keys are numbers, not letters+numbers. They also wouldn't be grouped in random 2-5 sets.