Wipeout Pure's
"Download" section is a full-featured WEB BROWSER! Here's proof:
Here's what you'd typically see if accessing that option from the PSP (I snarfed this image while packet sniffing):
BTW, you can't access the URL that this browser seeks directly using any kind of PC browser.
Here's me browsing my own stupid quickly created page:
Here's how links work (you can move left and right and hit X to go to the links):
Here's how you go back to the main page:
Here's another link:
And here's every geeks favorite... SLASHDOT!:
Proof by roto/mozy (I just found out this has been already done before...but not announced....oh well..don't mean to step on anyone's toes.)
Full writeup of how I did this is coming soon...lets just say it involved FreeBSD, BIND, and a LOT of packet sniffing and rebuilding...those of you that understand that already know how I did what I did. It was easy once I figured out what the Wipeout browser was seeking (/wipeout/US_holding_page.jpg). Basically I sniffed the packets that the browser was seding out and receiving. I then fired up my own DNS/HTTP servers and redirected the PSP's access to my data. I changed the PSP's default nameservers to the one on my LAN. Etc, etc.
Forgive me for the sucktacular HTML and ugly pics/etc...it's 3am and I wanted to finish this up today.
Small (10mb, 3min) video of this stuff in action: http://mozy.org/psp/psp_haxxed_by_roto-xvid.avi
Find me in #pspdev @ EFnet.
Created 03/26/05 - 2am
Here's what you'd typically see if accessing that option from the PSP (I snarfed this image while packet sniffing):
BTW, you can't access the URL that this browser seeks directly using any kind of PC browser.
Here's me browsing my own stupid quickly created page:
Here's how links work (you can move left and right and hit X to go to the links):
Here's how you go back to the main page:
Here's another link:
And here's every geeks favorite... SLASHDOT!:
Proof by roto/mozy (I just found out this has been already done before...but not announced....oh well..don't mean to step on anyone's toes.)
Full writeup of how I did this is coming soon...lets just say it involved FreeBSD, BIND, and a LOT of packet sniffing and rebuilding...those of you that understand that already know how I did what I did. It was easy once I figured out what the Wipeout browser was seeking (/wipeout/US_holding_page.jpg). Basically I sniffed the packets that the browser was seding out and receiving. I then fired up my own DNS/HTTP servers and redirected the PSP's access to my data. I changed the PSP's default nameservers to the one on my LAN. Etc, etc.
Forgive me for the sucktacular HTML and ugly pics/etc...it's 3am and I wanted to finish this up today.
Small (10mb, 3min) video of this stuff in action: http://mozy.org/psp/psp_haxxed_by_roto-xvid.avi
Find me in #pspdev @ EFnet.
Created 03/26/05 - 2am