Washington - For most Playstation 3 users, the criminals they catch and the victims they save are just pixilated simulations on a TV screen. But some federal officers are using the gaming console to protect children and catch predators in real life. "Bad guys are encrypting their stuff now, so we need a methodology of hacking on that to try to break passwords," said Claude E. Davenport, a senior special agent at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Cyber Crimes Center, known as C3. "The Playstation 3 - its processing component - is perfect for large-scale library attacks." C3 focuses on read more













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