(PS Vita) How to: Download, install and use PSP Homebrews with VHBL on HENkaku
If you just landed on the PS Vita scene recently, or came back after a hiatus, things might be a bit confusing for you. There’s a lot going on, and using VHBL (the PSP...
How to Install Homebrew on TN-V11
You got your shiny, new TN-V11 installed, you are ready to go, but hey, you just noticed you can’t run homebrews. Welcome aboard. Vita firmware 3.50 restricts write access to /PSP/GAME folder and this...
3DS Exploit Game Giveaway!
Note from wololo: This is only for people in the US. If you are not in the US, participate, and happen to win, we will select another winner! This is not about the region...
Do you wanna learn exploit hunting? Now’s your chance!
With the most recent firmware update, Sony patched about 10 games that we were reserving for future releases. With this, the release of a kernel exploit looks much farther away as there’s simply not...
Sony Playstation Portable and the hacking scene – 9 Years of Development
The Sony PSP (Playstation Portable) first officially launched on December 12, 2004 in Japan. It has one of the biggest console development scenes ever. Hackers first began to discover exploits in the PSP that can...
A request of what the blog readers want to read on this blog
as one of the fellow members of the /talk forums and as one of the bloggers though i haven’t really blogged much, mostly due to life, damn it can be a bee sometimes…,but i...
10 Days of Hacking, Bonus Day: ePSP
I’ve been getting a lot of complaints about my last article from the 10 Days of Hacking due to the sudden decrease of quality, and I want to apologize by creating a bonus day...
10 Days of Hacking, Day 5: The PSP, Part 2
Lets dive directly into what I consider some of the best hacks in the modern Scene of the PSP.
PlayStop Network Source Code
The PlayStop Network is a homebrew version of PSN it allows you to download VHBL and CEF homebrews. They can be transferred to your psvita with open cma. It is every similar to PSN,...
PSVita TN-V Update Coming, Possibly New Kernel Exploit Release Soon
Yes, you read the title right.
