Just because Sony?s done manufacturing PlayStation Vita systems, doesn?t mean it?s done working on the handheld. The system just got yet another firmware update, though this one appears to have an ulterior motive of sorts. The update, officially known as update 3.71, intends to combat an recent jailbreaking effort.
The exploit, known as ?Trinity,? affects the Vita?s 3.70 software. The security flaw allows Vita uses to play homebrew games on the platform, which Sony likely isn?t too fond of. While the Vita?s recent firmware updates have been more focused on performance, this one appears to have the intention of stopping the exploit.

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