Developer Al-Azif has released an update to his very useful tool PS4 Exploit Host. PS4 Exploit Host lets you load the latest PS4 5.05 exploit from your local computer, as well as run the...
Developer Wildcard has updated his kernel dumper for the PS4. The tool supports firmware 4.05, 4.55, and 5.05. For those of you interested in digging into the PS4 Firmware, you’ll want to have a...
With the amount of new releases every day from the PS4 scene, it’s very easy to get confused as to what is possible and what is not with a hacked PS4 today. Yesterday, I...
The ESP8266 seems to be the device of choice for those of us who want to run a webkit exploit locally without having to use a big computer*. I recently ordered one and didn’t...
People running on the latest PS4 firmwares might be wondering, while everybody else is rejoicing over the recent 5.05 exploit release, what lies in store for them. The answer is, not much at the...
The team behind the Mira project, and the recent PS4 5.05 exploit, want to change the way the PS4 scene has been behaving: instead of exploits that only enable piracy (not by design, but...
If you’ve been running a hacked PS4 on firmwares 4.xx, you might be wondering if it’s worth updating to firmware 5.05 in order to get the latest PS4 hack. While at the end of...
A 5.05 PS4 Jailbreak was recently released by SpecterDev. In order to enjoy the hack, the first step, if your PS4 is not running firmware 5.05, is to update to 5.05. But you need...
If you don’t know yet what the ESP8266 is yet, check out my article on that cool device here. Long story short, it’s a $5 wifi-enabled device that lets you run the PS4 exploit...
As promised, hacker SpecterDev has released the awaited PS4 5.05 exploit today. The released exploit will load Mira and VortexHEN, meaning you’re all set to run homebrews and the like. It’s unclear at this...
