In the past week, there have been reports of Microsoft attempting to sniff our users hacking their Xbox 360, with a number of innocent victims who haven't cracked open their machine caught in the crossfire. The march to eliminate piracy stepped up with today's early morning dashboard update, as Microsoft implemented security updates that "brick" consoles -- which basically makes your Xbox 360 useless -- with modified firmware.
Figuring out a workaround, however, didn't take long. The message boards at Xbox Scene, which follows Xbox-related hardware and software modifications by the modding community, had dozens of users working together to figure out what changes Microsoft's made this time around. Very quickly, however, they discovered that removing the modified firmware solved the issue (and for Microsoft, at least temporarily). Hardcore PSP users have run into the same issue with Sony, leading to a firmware "war" with each new update.
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Apparently it's still on track for this year. Man MS will have a pretty stacked holiday it looks like.
hile we know that CrossFire is coming to consoles (first on Xbox One), the CrossFire Xbox One beta date has been leaked by the Xbox Store.
Damn, forgot about about this one.
So the Beta should be the Smilegate developed multiplayer mode, right?
The singleplayer campaign by Remedy should release with the final build.
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Screw the modders over!
"they discovered that removing the modified firmware solved the issue (and for Microsoft, at least temporarily)"
dude they made it unmodified.
that will stop them, all.
How is removing the modding the hackers offence. Thats what microsoft wanted in the first place isn't it. No mods, so if you want to use your xbox 360 please remove the mods.
Too bad MS couldn't harness the 360's over-heating power in order to fry modded boxes... That'd learn those modders! ;)