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That is how a lot of exploits start, though. Certain PSP games used to be valuable because you could present them with crafted save files to root devices. Alth
by leggomylibro 7y ago
That is how a lot of exploits start, though. Certain PSP games used to be valuable because you could present them with crafted save files to root devices.
Although, you could also buy special batteries that would let you root a PSP...what a weird handheld.
The point is, who knows, the game's scripting language could have shipped with an undocumented 'write word to memory' function.
- saagarjha 7y agoNote that a game with a "write word to memory" function would still need to be able to break out of the sandbox.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]