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I don't think he said he planned on exploiting the network play. > Sony won't actually sue you for running an SSH server on your PS5. But they might ban your
by monksy 4y ago
I don't think he said he planned on exploiting the network play.
> Sony won't actually sue you for running an SSH server on your PS5.
But they might ban your console or try to brick it in some way. (i've heard of network bans but not bricking.. but I wouldn't put it passed them)
- babypuncher 4y agoSo the problem is, once you detect a user is running arbitrary unsigned code on their system, how do you differentiate between them using that capability for cheating or running the world's most convoluted SSH server? Once the system is compromised, you don't really know what the user is doing, and as such any network traffic cannot really be trusted.
- monksy 4y agoPrevent them from logging into your network. (You own your network) You own the device. Whatever you do with it is up to you. (Despite their whining about how "you only own a license to posses the device")
- babypuncher 4y agoThis is essentially what they do. A console detected running modified software gets banned from PSN.