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== Changes in firmware 3.60 ==
== Changes in firmware 3.60 ==
Lv0 has now been changed, LV0 now appears to encapsulate all of the [[Loaders]] (appldr, isoldr, lv1ldr, lv2ldr). Now in order to break the chain of trust we need to be able to decrypt/exploit LV0 (or bootldr which loads LV0) and reverse the obfuscation in the loaders -> done! see http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/Keys#Key_Scrambling
Lv0 has now been changed, LV0 now appears to encapsulate all of the [[Loaders]] (appldr, isoldr, lv1ldr, lv2ldr). Now in order to break the chain of trust we need to be able to decrypt/exploit LV0 (or bootldr which loads LV0) and reverse the obfuscation in the loaders -> done! see http://www.ps3devwiki.com/wiki/Keys#Key_Scrambling


=== Chain of trust Diagram 3.60++ ===
=== Chain of trust Diagram 3.60++ ===
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