Yesterday, CelesteBlue released Memecore, a port of h-encore for older firmware 3.60. Support for 3.5x firmwares is scheduled for the days to come. Memecore is the successor of memekaku, that enabled us to install...
On New Year’s Eve, Team Molecule revealed the PSVita’s F00D key which effectively opened the doors to the remaining PSVita security barriers. However, we didn’t fully know what the end-user could get out of...
For PSVita hacking, 2018 ended with a bang thanks to Team Molecule’s revelations at 35C3 and this brought about a new era of Vita hacking, an era in which every security measure could be...
When HENkaku was released, everybody was told to update to FW 3.60 and older firmwares faded away into irrelevancy especially after Adrenaline was released. While FW 3.5x was happy in its grave, CelesteBlue thought...
Team PS4NoBd, led by developer CelesteBlue, have released PS4Brew 4.74, a port of the 5.05 Jailbreak, for firmware 4.74. The hacker credits a huge chunk of the work to famous PS4 developer SpecterDev (4.74...
More than 2 years after HENkaku being released, the Vita is still getting its own share of releases. This time we have rePatch 3.0, with some pretty useful features, and an update to Vita Moonlight...
Recently, software names in the PSVita hacking scene have taken a childish turn and SilicaAndPina’s F*PSSE and G*Maker are no exception. While both their names are childish, they offer some genuinely useful functionality which...
Like the PSP, the PSVita normally runs in an underclocked mode with a CPU frequency of 333MHz rather than 444MHz. However, the plugin LOLIcon manages to truly overclock the PSVita past 444MHz to 500MHz!...
Even though firmware 3.67/8 got hacked by TheFlow with h-encore a few weeks ago, games that required these firmwares weren’t playable on FW 3.60/5. Now, that’s changed as the #LetMaiDie project released their work!...
In 10 days, HENkaku will have its 2nd anniversary and quite surprisingly, the homebrew scene for the PSVita is still kicking. This week brought about some updates to PSV VSH Menu, a must-have plugin...
