PS4 “backup” loading progresses on firmware 1.76

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28 Responses

  1. Mustapha says:

    First

  2. Mustapha ali says:

    Yeah it me

  3. Mustapha ali says:

    Yeah its me

  4. a7mag3ddon says:

    Please don’t make this public, it’s all rather pointless anyway for the handfull of games that can be played it hardly seems worth the time and effort of the hacker.

    • dameros says:

      Many people on the scene love doing it simply because they can, so even if it’s useless (running Linux on ps4), I think it’s really nice and deserves looking into, especially since it’s on a very low firmware.

      • spok says:

        yes and if someone releases Chaitin hack then it should be possible also on FW 4.0x which will be also hard to find…

    • Durk says:

      That’s like saying “Don’t release the cure for HIV/AIDS, it will only work on children not older than five yers old, and children that young don’t have sex.”
      *facepalm*

  5. DSpider says:

    3 years too late is a real damn shame… The latest version is 4.74. “PS4 Pro” users won’t be able to do anything with it. I’m just hoping that it will lead to other games being exploited on the damn thing. Save game hacks, maybe?

  6. Roy says:

    This is so nobody scream numero uno. And piracy is the only thing that would make me buy a ps4. Then I will buy uncharted 4 and the last of us 2.

  7. rnjaman says:

    also need to mention only activated games can be decrypted.

  8. DerpStank says:

    I have always bought 2 of each release day systems. Still have a day one ps4 in a unopened box. the day is coming where the seal will be broken!

  9. makak1984 says:

    I am not interested about any kind of piracy, but when heared any of zecoxao hacks/entrypoints I always take that witch bit of salt…another dimension of hacking also presented at same style as katsu does.

    Wololo, could you release some article about vita with gpu acceleration? Once I read about it at your blog… but wanna to know about current implementation process… thanks.

  10. xaliax says:

    “Meta” Gear Solid…. Never heard of it….

  11. Lol says:

    Pc is the future.Denuvo is near to die .who wants to play old games in firmware 1.76.Its lame.Ps4 scene is lame.

    • DSpider says:

      It’s always been lame. Same with the Vita, for 99% of its life.

      Only after it was discontinued things became “interesting”.

  12. Ant says:

    lol to all the people saying don’t make this public should of stuck to 1.76 fw instead of updating….. CFW coming up

  13. Lol says:

    So does this mean PS4 pro wont be getting any cfw? Still got mine in box with fw 3.70 for almost a year now. Hope i didnt buy it for nothing..

    • azoreseuropa says:

      Have faith. I have fw 2.57. It will be worth waiting for. PS3 jailbreak was finally cracked after about 4 years. Be patient.

  14. mike says:

    can we hide the video with this?
    for educational purposes i have several video from brazer.c0m in my vita

  15. Stupid Man says:

    Cool but is there even a single PS4 exclusive worth playing at that firmware? Even now, my PS4’s collected dust for years thanks to all the PC love

  16. John says:

    The hackers on the Playstation 4 = The shame.

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