Anatomy of a cool (undisclosed) kernel exploit
How many times have you heard “Kernel exploits are hard to find, devs can’t just release them!”? Well, that’s not really true, to prove that, here I’m posting a pretty cool bug found a...
How many times have you heard “Kernel exploits are hard to find, devs can’t just release them!”? Well, that’s not really true, to prove that, here I’m posting a pretty cool bug found a...
Sure, running PSP homebrews on Vita is fun, and VHBL is a very nice piece of work, but it’s about time we move on, isn’t it? Developer yifanlu started a new project called Usermode...
After months of drama, one of the biggest trials in the history of technology has come to an end: Apple “won”, apparently.
Recently we’ve been hearing a lot of rumors about new consoles being released: a new Xbox, a new Playstation, a Valve console, but none of them have been confirmed yet. Still, we can outline...
According to their twitter account, the Anonymous group hacked into the PSN user database…again.
After months of development and nightly builds, version 9 of the CyanogenMod custom Android ROM becomes finally stable. The CyanogenMod is a replacement for the original Android system, completely open source, and with a...
As I said in my LIMBO review, I just love indie games, that’s why when I saw The Binding of Isaac for sale on Steam, I immediatly bought it.
The most requested feature ever for the HBL, is an iso loader: many “developers” promised the release of an iso loader for HBL, but nobody managed to code one so far. To understand what...
I love indie games, I really like how indie developers put their creativity in these games with no limits, and I really enjoy the simple mechanics of indie games. LIMBO is a masterpiece, in...
Syscalls, NIDs, Imports?? If you know what HBL is, you have at least heard one of those three terms, especially “syscall”. Most time spent on developing HBL was trying to improve syscall estimation (even...