Sony sues geohot, fail0verflow and company for copyright infringement. (PS3 hacking)

The original application can be found here:
geohot.com
geohot.com/Complaint.PDF

And here lies all the most important thing for the community (which Sony is trying to hide diligently):
geohot.com/old_index.html

Encryption keys and video proof of working jailbreak:

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Well, actually jailbreak itself:
geohot.com/jailbreak.zip

PS
For a snack:
spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0AmWh9I5NKgNddE5NcnlxdHk3Nm9IYVR3djItTE9FT3c&hl=en_GB

Pps
And even sadder for Sony is the fact that inside the PS3 firmware they found the keys for the KIRK engine used in the PSP,
which would entail the creation of an application to sign any homebrew without the participation of Sony in the near future;)
code.google.com/p/kirk-engine

Update 1:
I emphasize that neither geohot nor fail0werflow have the purpose of providing a utility to launch a pirated copy of the game .

geohot made a utility that allows you to run unsigned code on PS3
(for people who want to play or use a custom music player or browser for example)

The goal of fail0werflow is to return the ability to run Linux on PS3, which was removed with the release of PS3 Slim and new firmware.

Question:
Does Sony legally do it beautifully, forcing the person who bought the game to update the firmware of the console to a new one, in which it is not possible to install Linux and then use the console to write programs for Cell?