>>43 Geohotz' attack on Sony took place in January of 2010. That would make me 19 years of age, seeing as I was already 15 at the time of this hack, and I would've been turning 16 in February.
>>47 Literally. Hexadecimal can refer to both numerics and colors, seeing as a hex number can be assigned to a certain color (in fact, that's one of the hex-edits for the game in question). However, in the case that I am using this term, Hexadecimal refers to numerics. Years ago, NitePR, a hex-editor for the Playstation Portable, was released to the public. Anyone with basic understandings of Hex and Hex values could use this to unlock features in a game that would otherwise remain locked. I, specifically, would use this to code for a game called Syphon Filter (Logan's shadow, dark mirror and combat ops). The Hex editor allows access to otherwise protected binary data. You could use it for anything; Ranking up prematurely, Swapping biped models with existing ones and thanks to a hacker named Ruffian, the ability to inject a bot into the server. For a glance at what the NitePR interface looks like, here's an image http://pdroms.de/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/20070711_NitePR_(Revision_F)_(PSP_Application).png
Anyhow, Hexadecimal isn't something that you could get 'raided' for. The following is a link to a dump of codes from myself, Demon450, Ruffian, SonniE and Dark Prince. _xXxTWiST3DxXx_ was my name. They're not significant edits to the code, seeing as it's in a PSP's interface, however, they did grant users an unfair advantage. When you take the code from this dump, you could place it in your .txt file under the NitePR file on your Psp, and then you could load it up in the game. Keep in mind this is requires Custom Firmware to use (Unless someone created something that can sign NitePR and CoderPR. I've been out of this for a while.) The online mode on Syphon Filter has been officially shut down, but you could still see the effects of this with Local play. Another thing to note is that the game may freeze if you apply too many codes at once.