Zeus
03-22-2006, 11:10 AM
Microsoft have apparantly issued a brief statement saying that the <a href="http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=6367" target="_Blank">core security of the Xbox 360 has not been broken</a>, their security team are aware of the issues and are investigating solutions to prevent this hack in the future. They hint at the firmware update being the way to topple this in the future.
In a brief statement, Microsoft responded to the hack: "The core security system has not been broken. However, it is reported that the authentication protocol between the optical disc drive and the console may be attacked, which if accurate could allow people to play illegally copied games. Our security team is aware of this and we are investigating potential solutions to this issue. The Xbox 360 platform was designed to be updated, and we are prepared to respond appropriately should any unauthorized activity be identified." In other words, it's a problem that could potentially be got around using a firmware update.
News Source: <a href="http://www.computerandvideogames.com/front_index.php?" target="_Blank">ComputerAndVideoGames.com</a>
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In a brief statement, Microsoft responded to the hack: "The core security system has not been broken. However, it is reported that the authentication protocol between the optical disc drive and the console may be attacked, which if accurate could allow people to play illegally copied games. Our security team is aware of this and we are investigating potential solutions to this issue. The Xbox 360 platform was designed to be updated, and we are prepared to respond appropriately should any unauthorized activity be identified." In other words, it's a problem that could potentially be got around using a firmware update.
News Source: <a href="http://www.computerandvideogames.com/front_index.php?" target="_Blank">ComputerAndVideoGames.com</a>
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