PSP Firmware (v6.00) Update

[Sho]

There a new firmware available, i'm just downloading now
Nothing major, was hoping for a better update
I just copied that from the link
http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2009/09/10/psp-firmware-v6-00-update/

• For those of you looking to customize your XMB, a few new colors will be added under the Theme Settings.
• A security patch has been added.
• [Network Update] has been renamed as [System Update].

 

[Robert1986]

Sweet! New colors!

 

[Deleted member 651465]

Does the PSP support connecting to WPA2 yet?

Last I checked it was WEP only

 

[Memphis]

Does the PSP support connecting to WPA2 yet?

Last I checked it was WEP only

You sure you're not thinking of the DS?

My PSP has been connected to my wireless using WPK for years (admittedly not WPA2, though aren't they "backwards compatible"?).

 

[Deleted member 651465]

You sure you're not thinking of the DS?

My PSP has been connected to my wireless using WPK for years (admittedly not WPA2, though aren't they "backwards compatible"?).

Nope, 100% the PSP.

The mrs bought me one last year and it's been gathering dust because I can't connect to the wireless network.

 

[The Running Man]

why not remove WPA and just use like an IP filter then?

 

[Memphis]

Nope, 100% the PSP.

The mrs bought me one last year and it's been gathering dust because I can't connect to the wireless network.

Hmm, odd, because mine definitely is working on a WPK encrypted wireless network. My brother's does too.

 

[Deleted member 651465]

why not remove WPA and just use like an IP filter then?

..because I value my security.

Hmm, odd, because mine definitely is working on a WPK encrypted wireless network. My brother's does too.

Just dug around and it seems it works with WPA TKIS, but not WPA2 AES

 

[jas72]

I'm totally confused by your security remark. To hack a wireless connection you'd need to be in range of the connection. You living next to a blackhat conference location or something?

Is it that easy to hack WPA 64 character codes?

 

[The Running Man]

hm what needs securing though? i mean i dont run any encryption on my wifi just a mac address filter so only my specified devices casn access my network!

 

[Bloodknut]

My PSP connects using WPA2 no problem

 

[Deleted member 651465]

hm what needs securing though? i mean i dont run any encryption on my wifi just a mac address filter so only my specified devices casn access my network!

Spoofing a MAC address is a trivial affair, and one of the worst forms of protection shortly followed by hiding the SSID