The Hardwear.io folks have uploaded SpecterDev‘s slides for his recent presentation on PS5 exploits and security research. As expected, the presentation didn’t touch on any new exploit disclosure, but it does give a lot...
PlayStation hacker SpecterDev will be doing a presentation on PS5 security on June 3rd (next week), at the Hardwear.io USA conference in California. The upcoming talk, announced just a few hours ago via a...
AMD’s secure Processor (SP, a.k.a. PSP) bootroms for ZEN and ZEN2 architectures have been recently leaked, sparking interest in the PS5 security Community. Additionally, a few weeks ago, security researchers demonstrated how to compromise...
Specterdev just pushed an update to the PS5 Kernel exploit (Webkit version), which adds support for relocations to ELF files. In other words, this should improve compatibility for more ELF files, possibly avoiding...
PlayStation hacker SpecterDev has shared a Binary Ninja loader for AMD-SP and AMD-PSP binaries. For those of you actively digging into PS5 Reverse engineering, this is definitely worth looking into. What’s AMD-SP and AMD...
SpecterDev and the developers working on PS5 Reverse engineering have released an SDK, to help you create elf files (binaries) for the system. As a reminder, running those elf files will require you to...
Following yesterday’s update of the Webkit variant for the PS5 Kernel exploit, some ELF payloads have been released for people to play a bit more with their PS5. At this point, a few folks...
PlayStation hacker SpecterDev has made some of the recent changes to the PS5 Kernel exploit a bit more “official” with an actual release. Version 1.01 includes support for 4.50 and 4.51 as well as...
With some contributions from folks on the PS5 R&D discord server, SpecterDev‘s implementation of the PS5 Kernel exploit (via the Webkit entry point) has received significant improvements today, in particular with 4.51 support and...
Thanks to some reverse engineering work by Chendochap, SpecterDev was able to add 4.50 support into the PS5 Kernel exploit, meaning the exploit is now fully functional on Firmwares 4.03 and 4.50. The changes...
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