Decryption NPDRM keys

Dunno why this hasn't got more attention, but since the settlement happened, a lot of nifty stuff has started coming out from a lot of people.

Firstly, Main Page - PS3 Development Wiki has been created by Mathieulh. And as an added bonus, he's added the PRIVATE npdrm keys. Keys - PS3 Development Wiki

He's also detailed on how he unlocked the 8th SPU - Unlocking the 8th SPE - PS3 Development Wiki

And finally,

Sony's BDP Drives Firmware Decrypter released! Download bdpcrypt.exe from Sendspace.com - send big files the easy way by RichdevX

If someone's already posted this, sorry, but I couldn't find it on the forum.

Hmm. I actually hadn't seen any of this posted yet.

NPDRM key area is blank on the page you posted.

edit: nevermind...I didn't notice the page scrolled over, my mistake

Edit: problem has been solved, and don't want people to misinterpret my post.

they real?

real but it will not get us cfw above3.55 anyways

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Originally Posted by E.coli

they real?

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Yep but for older revs and you need to finish the job calculated the curve and then the erk to be able to resign

But the one that matters is rev x0D if that can't ever be done then it basically "game over over" for those on 356 or higher!

So what will the NPDRM keys do? I hope a step closer for more homebrew for us on 3.41 and 3.55 and 1000 steps away from 3.60cfw.

With maths new hints its just a matter of days, until we have the npdrm keys...
it's nice soon we can update our games on 3.41 units :D
till 3.60 it won't be long too - so i say that it will be a nice summer.

8th SPU unlocking was public since serveral weeks afaik.
math just explained it more detailled - but i dont think it
will help us much, just like he said , the 8th spu will be
non functional in a large amout of units.

The important thing isn't the npdrm keys or anything like that, it's that since this whole lawsuit thing has mostly blown over now, developers are coming out of the woodwork. I could care less about a 3.6 CFW, but I'd love to see a Linux Dual boot and a tonne of Homebrew to run on it.