We all hate having people go through our personal files, especially when they catch our PC or our handhelds unattended. It's a good thing that the latest update to maxthebest's homebrew application, Protect Me security (previous version here), is beefed up with more tweaks and features to make your PSP an unappealing target of anyone else's curiosity. Details and changelog in the full article.

Download: Protect Me Final Revision v0.92

If you're interested in giving your PlayStation Portable some added security, you might want to look into MaxTheBest's Protect Me homebrew application. The latest build clocked at version 0.91 includes added security features, as well as fixes some bugs noted in the previous versions. Read the complete details of the new changes implemented since our previous coverage in the full article.

Download: Protect Me v0.91

Looking for more protection for whatever sensitive files you have in your PSP? Here's Cypher-Me to the rescue. Cypher-Me is a file decrypter-slash-encrypter plugin that works directly from inside iRShell's file browser. It's also been updated with a few bug fixes and cosmetic changes, so hit the full article for the complete changelog.


Download: Cypher-Me v0.21

We hope you can remember the Cypher-Me IR Shell plugin from dev maxthebest when we first reported it. With this homebrew app, you can  restrict other people from viewing your files. Now, the dev has upgraded it to version 0.2. Find out the improvements for this new build over at the full article.

Download: Cypher-Me IRshell plugin v0.2
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With the well-documented homebrew Protect-Me from French dev MaxTheBest, you can set a password for your Sony PlayStation Portable to ward off unwanted users. Today, dev MaxTheBest upgraded the homebrew to revision 0.9g. What are the changes since the previous build? Let's just say you're in for a world of hurt if you forget your password. More details over at the full article.

Download: Protect-Me final revision 0.9g
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Want more security in your Sony PlayStation Portable? Then homebrew developer maxthebest's Protect-Me is the app for you, and in this version we get wind of an overall improvement in the code, as well as a few bugfixes here and there. Definitely a must-have for the security-conscious, all the details about Protect-Me is a mere click away into the full article. So hop to it and see what it means to you.

Download: Protect-Me V.Final revision 0.9f
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PSP Homebrew developer maxthebest has released the latest build for Protect-Me. The application allows you to lock your unit with a password. This version isn't heavy on the updates, but it does add some practical aesthetics to the program, including a new introduction screen. Details in the full article.

Download: Protect-Me V.Final revision 0.9E
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Does the name Leonardo of Pisa ring a bell? If his name doesn't sound familiar, then perhaps you're more acquainted with the sequence of numbers that was named after him, as well as the latest version of the PSP homebrew application that developer maxthebest has designed to calculate it: Fibonacci Calculator v0.2. More mathematics follows in the full article, right after the jump.




Download: Fibonacci Calculator v0.2

Here's a new iR Shell plugin known as Cypher-Me from homebrew coder MaxTheBest. Basically, what this does is directly encrypts the highlighted file in iR Shell's file browser.

The program is currently on version 0.2 B. To know more about its features and the initial bug fixes, proceed to the full article via the "read more" link below.

Download: Cypher-Me v0.2 B

In case you're looking for an update to maxthebest's useful Screensaver PSP homebrew application but are having a hard time finding it, worry not, since Screensaver has just been updated and renamed to SaveMe. Pretty catchy, eh? Before you update your copy of the application, better head on to the full article for the changelog.


Download: SaveMe v2.0
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