Released in 2006, the PlayStation 3 is approaching its 14th birthday but its age doesn’t stop talented folks from releasing new exploits, tools and homebrew for it! In this article, we’ll be looking at...
Ever since day one, PS3 consoles whose minimum firmware version was 3.60 were seen second-class citizens and couldn’t make use of all the hacks the PS3 scene had to offer. However, that has now...
A few days ago, the PS3Xploit folks, with help from Rebug’s Joonie, released their hybrid firmware which allows PS3Xploit to work on FW 4.84. As usual, when new versions get hacked, the mostly dormant...
The PS3Xploit team, along with Joonie (of Rebug fame), have managed to make the PS3Xploit hack run on the latest PS3 firmware 4.84, through a clever modification of the official firmware. It was disclosed...
Sony has rolled out a new firmware version for the PS3 today, version 4.84. At the time of this writing, the official Playstation site still says the latest version is 4.83, so the contents...
Sony unexpectedly released firmware update 4.83 a few hours ago, with just the typical “System stability improvement” changelog. The last system update, 4.82, was released almost one year ago, and is vulnerable to the...
Owners of PS3 Slim and SuperSlim, the wait is over: the team behind PS3Xploit have released version 3.0 of the tools, and it comes with a homebrew enabler (named HAN for etHANol, and in...
PSX-Place report that a work-in-progress version of the PS3Xploit has been leaked, and if you attempt to run it, it could harm your console. But the statement also indicates that good stuff is coming...
Disclaimer: This guide is meant to be as accurate as possible and I’ve tried it myself. That being said, neither I nor Wololo are responsible for bricked consoles as a result of not following...
This is a historical release for the PS3 Scene. As a thanksgiving present, the team behind PS3Xploit has released a Software Flash writer for PS3 Firmware 4.82. This is months ahead of their promised...
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