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Hackers manage to freeze PS3 via Tiff exploit, hope for a real PS3 hack

February 4, 2008

According to reports, hackers by the name of Team ICE and SorroW have released an \’overflow.tiff exploit which is confirmed working on both PAL and NTSC PS3\’s running firmware up to v2.10. The TIFF file freezes the PS3 via a heap overflow and is being released so other hacking teams can figure out how to make something more useful from it. Discuss the news here.

PS3 freeze via TIFF exploit confirmed

February 4, 2008

Multiple MaxConsole Forums have indeeed confirmed that the overflow.tiff exploit released by Team ICE and SorroW crashes the PS3. Read more reports here.

Capcom to release Monster Hunter PSP grip

February 4, 2008

Capcom is set to release a new peripheral for the PSP known as the Monster Hunter Grip which holds the PSP slim providing a more comfortable grip while playing. The peripheral will also allow you to access the USB port and UMD drive while in use and will be released in Japan on March 27th.

The Physics of Football

February 4, 2008

Ponca City, We Love You writes “There will be a program on applied physics and real time strategy that you might want to watch on television today. Conservation of momentum during elastic and inelastic collisions is one aspect on which to focus as players tackle their opponents. It is of critical importance that the Patriots bring down New York’s huge and powerful running back, 6-foot-4, 265-pound Brandon Jacobs. An average-size NFL defensive back’s mass combined with his speed — on average, 4.56 seconds for the 40-yard dash — can produce up to 1600 pounds of tackling force. A tackle with half a ton of force may sound like a crippling blow, but the body can handle twice that amount because the player’s equipment spreads out the incoming energy, lessening its severity.” Nanotech specialists from Cornell have developed their own take on the “physics” of the Super Bowl by creating the world’s smallest trophy, which will be awarded today to a contestant who best explains an aspect of football physics. Just some food for thought while you watch the game on your brand new HD television, though you’d better not be watching it in a church..