PlayStation Portal hacked to launch PSP games.

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Hacked PlayStation Portal (Source: GIGAZINE)

Andy Nguyen, a security engineer at Google, announced that he has successfully hacked the PlayStation Portal remote player to run PPSSPP, a PSP emulator. The device connects to the PS5 via Wi-Fi, allowing users to play PS5 games in another room. Nguyen is a tremendous hacker, having done a kernel exploit of the PSP Go at 14 and successfully hacked this time. He reports that he worked with Kahle Svensson and "xyz" to accomplish this feat over more than a month.

Japanese (日本語)

PlayStation PortalがハッキングされてPSPのゲームを起動きどう可能かのうに

Googleのセキュリティエンジニア、アンディ・グエン氏しは、PlayStation Portal リモートプレーヤーのハッキングに成功せいこうし、PSPのエミュレーターであるPPSSPPを動作どうささせたと発表はっぴょうしました。このデバイスはPS5とWi-Fiで接続せつぞくし、PS5のゲームを別べつの部屋へやでプレイできるものです。グエン氏しは14歳さいの時ときにPSP Goのカーネルエクスプロイトを行おこない、今回こんかいのハッキングにも成功せいこうした経験けいけんを持もつ凄腕すごうでのハッカーです。彼かれはカーレ・スヴェンソン氏しと「xyz」氏しと協力きょうりょくし、1カか月げつ以上いじょうかけてこの成果せいかを達成たっせいしたと報告ほうこくしています。

Sentence Quiz (文章問題)

The old PSP was often hacked.

昔のPSPもよくハッキングされていたね。

無料でゲームをダウンロードすることが昔流行っていた。

Downloading the game for free used to be popular.

The battle between hackers and developers is a cat-and-mouse game.

ハッカーと開発者の戦いはいたちごっこだ。

Googleのセキュリティエンジニアは天才集団だ。

Google's security engineer is a genius group.

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Japanese	Hiragana	English
セキュリティエンジニア	せきゅりてぃえんじにあ	Security Engineer
ハッキング	はっきんぐ	Hacking
エミュレーター	えみゅれーたー	Emulator
デバイス	でばいす	Device
カーネルエクスプロイト	かーねるえくすぷろいと	Kernel Exploit
凄腕のハッカー	すごうでのはっかー	Skilled Hacker
協力	きょうりょく	Collaboration
1カ月以上	いっかげついじょう	More than one month
成果を達成した	せいかをたっせいした	Achieved results

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