Trick or Treat ... look whats in the bag.

[Ratt]

Yes boys and girls, here is a special treat:

Start gnawing on it and see what it tastes like.

[eqtryin]

Flame me please, what is this file for i cant find it on my machine and have no idea what its for...yes i did a search for libeq.cpp and got nothing back.

[high_jeeves]

Its the source for libEQ.a... if you arent a programmer, dont worry about it..

--Jeeves

[eqtryin]

thanks that what i was wondering i saw the #include etc.. in it but damn if i know how to compile it =(

[Lyroschen]

LibEQ.a has been closed source for a long time, under the premise of discouraging Windows versions of SEQ. As Ratt mentioned a while ago, that premise is moot these days, so he has offered the LibEQ.a source to the public. Very cool, Ratt. \\=^ )

[evalsegaw]

Sweet, I have a friend of mine who has been dying to try porting this to YellowDog or LinuxPPC.

Thanks, Ratt.

[ether]

I thought that revealing to Sony the exact method used to break the key passively makes it trivial for them to break that mechanism. Does this signal a final departure from the passive key breaking through libeq?

[high_jeeves]

If Sony wanted to know, they would have an egineer spend the same couple of hours dissassembling/decompiling it that so many of us spent. Its not particularly difficult for them to figure out how it works.

--Jeeves

[Amadeus]

holy smokees Now...just to figure out how to use that with the packet sniffer to figure out what I'm looking at ..hehe