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...
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...
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...
Lets dive directly into what I consider some of the best hacks in the modern Scene of the PSP.
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,...
Yes, you read the title right.
Exactly 3 years ago, I announced the release of wMenu for HBL (Half Byte Loader). The early releases of HBL shipped with an embedded menu that was not nice looking and caused some headaches...
PS Vita’s Firmware 2.10 was recently released, and we already know that Sony blocked the Apache Overkill VHBL, but this update comes with quite a few hidden surprises called “stability improvements”
Finding PSP exploits without owning a PSP was considered impossible because of the absence of PSPLink. But now, PSP emulators are finally starting to behave like the real thing. They have become so accurate...
Famous scene hacker Coldbird, one of the core developers of the Pro CFW, announced a few weeks ago on the prometheus forums that the “online” feature of Pro Online might become available to Phat...
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