Note from Wololo: this article is about a tool that is being actively developed but for which nothing has been released yet, beyond the PSP Demo (link below). It looks promising but take anything...
This is not SteamOS on the PS4, but this is still the real deal. /Talk member D-ecks, who’s provided us with a great tutorial on how to install Linux on your PS4 recently, is...
CTurt is the hacker behind the badIRET and dlclose exploits, the only two publicly known kernel exploits on the PS4 so far. These exploits, in particular dlclose, are currently being used by owners of...
Lots of interesting stuff has been happening over the past few days since developer kR105 has bridged the gap between the PS4 exploits and fail0verflow’s Linux release, allowing all people with a PS4 1.76...
Following on the PS4 Linux release by kR105 a couple days ago, people running on a 1.76 PS4 have been pouring to try and extend on the release. Today our forum member fx0day shared...
Note from Wololo: This tutorial on How to install Linux on your PS4 is based on a combination of tutorials from our forum member D-ecks, that he submitted to our monthly tutorial contest. His...
The name kR105 might ring a Bell to you because this developer has been credited a lot recently by CTurt on his PS4 hack work. Today, kR105 popped up on our forums to release...
Alright, before you get too excited: this is not an exploit, you still need a kexploit in order to run this (it’s your lucky day: one was leaked yesterday), but if you have a...
When they hacked the PS4 to port Linux to it, Fail0verflow were very clear that they will be trying to steer pirates away from the console, by making “native” hack development less appealing to...
After sharing their fork of the Linux codebase for the PS4 yesterday, Fail0verflow are making steady progress on adding more and more functionality to their work. Today they posted a screenshot of what is...
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