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Originally Posted by maxximuscool View Post
Well, you know what LoganTool using that proxy as well.
That is the PSN network prox, as I did a few research. Afterall it only bypassing the updating server.

Here is my little video I've made. This is a tutorial for those who wants to bypassing the stupid rediculously Firmware update every frigging month. I hate the update, I hate it when I lost my OtherOS from my PS3. R.I.P YDL6.2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHhbrvaPnI8

After all the person who hosting it also is one of us, who doesn't like updating firmware that doesn't really give you any benefit other than that it took away features.

Why update if the update is changes nothing? Meanwhile, not updating yet also a good thing, there have been some reports about this 3.42 killed people PS3s. So I'm saying I'll stay low until further needs
As far as I know logan5 sets up a proxy server which redirects the check to a local file on the pc you have on. There can be no man in the middle attack because you are the man in the middle. However the other is a DNS server of an unknown party. That is not the psn proxy it is somebody else who points the address the ps3 asks for to something on the server of the man in the middle, who is unknown to me. I'd like to do this on my own linux server or even on the n900 but I remember this stopped working with 3.2x so my question is how come logan5 still works, what does it do differently and how can I replicate this on my own linux box.