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Sure, "education". Releasing exploits for software vulnerabilities has very little to do with education. The relation to piracy is clear however.
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CursedSilicon • today at 7:10 PM
Pirates don't usually bother hacking consoles. It's easier for them to just bypass the security on the disc drive. That's why we had "mod chips" for decades
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mccoyb • today at 7:02 PM
Are you against accessing hardware that you own?
Muromec • today at 7:16 PM
Don't clog the liability sink pls
The irony of posting something like this on HACKER News of all places must have escaped you... this term is tightly related to breaking hardware/software systems apart to understand them and it is very common to share your findings.
What people decide to do with them is on them, and fixing the exploits would be on the manufacturer if they care about this so-called "piracy".