Developer AlexZzZ just released a proof of concept exploit for PS4 Firmware 5.01. The exploit has been independently confirmed by mathieulh to also work on firmware 5.05. Combined with Qwertyoruiop’s release of a Kernel...
Hacker Qwertyoruiop just dropped the full code for a 4.55 PS4 Kernel exploit. There’s a tiny catch (see below), but this is probably the best piece of news in a long time for people...
Developer @AN0NY420 has added support for firmware 4.05 and 4.01 to the existing port of Qwertyoruiop‘s Webkit exploit by SpecterDev. (Do you follow so far?). It’s likely that this webkit exploit, which was made...
It was only a matter of time as he had confirmed he had both a usermode entry point and a working kernel exploit: Yesterday, Hacker Qwertyoruiop stated on twitter he has kernel access on...
Developer Qwertyoruiop has been the only source of hope on the PS4 scene for quite a while, although the hope has been fading away, after months without a PS4 Jailbreak release in sight. Qwertyoruiop...
The infamous Chaitin PS4 Jailbreak was showcased once again, this time at Tencent Security conference in China. A video of the exploit was shared by security research Noam Rathaus from the event. Although the...
Hacker qwertyoruiop announced today on twitter that he has a working exploit on PS4 firmware 4.5x. Although he apparently confirmed his work on 4.50, he says the exploits should work on firmware 4.55 as...
Earlier today, PS4 firmware 4.55 was released. As often, the official changelog hasn’t been giving much details besides the typical “improves the quality of the system performance”. Well, at least it’s not a stability...
A few days ago, hacker qwertyoruiop released a Webkit exploit for the PS4, compatible up to firmware 4.07 included. He has since then improved the exploit to include a ROP Chain and basic syscalls,...
A lot has happened over the past few days since hacker qwertyoruiop publicly released a Webkit exploit on the PS4 for firmwares 4.07 and below. The hacker has been busy updating his webkit exploit,...
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