PSAFE v3.1 – IP and log flaws addressed

It’s usually wise to invest in a good security system for something that you value – such as your Sony PSP. What makes a security system good? For one thing, the developer of that system takes the time to improve the product, just as homebrew developer TRStealthX has done with the PSAFE v3.1. Rest secure in the knowledge of the anti-theft application after the jump.

Download: PSAFE v3.1
Visit: QJ PSP Development forum

In a response to a flurry of e-mails about PSAFE crashes since the last update, homebrew developer TRStealthX responded by releasing PSAFE v3.1. This update basically patches some bugs that the developer found in the application, and also addresses two major security flaws present in the web client code – flaws which allowed anyone to change your IP or view your log.

For those of you who may not be familiar with TRStealthX’s brainchild, PSAFE is an anti-theft homebrew application for the Sony PSP, similar in premise to realn0whereman’s ATPSP. It basically allows you to track the whereabouts of your handheld. If ever a thief should steal your PSP, the program will send you an e-mail along with the thief’s IP address.

Also,  the details of the upcoming PSAFE v4.0 are all in the application’s readme file. So be sure to check that out for more information, as well as the forum thread for a discussion on this app.

Download: PSAFE v3.1
Visit: QJ PSP Development forum