Earlier this week, Sleirsgoevy released a working WebKit exploit for Firmware 7.02 on the PlayStation 4, based on Synacktiv’s work, which opened the flood gates for full hacks on this firmware. In this article,...
I’m beyond late on posting this one, and the only culprit is myself: I’ve been severely procrastinating with the blog articles lately. Nonetheless, enough people have called me out on this, and this is...
PS4 Firmware 6.20 was released yesterday, right after a series of announcements related to PS4 exploits. It would be very unlikely for Sony to be able to react so quickly to scene news, but...
Hacker Vultra has shared a proof of concept of a semi-recent webkit vulnerability, which seems to impact the latest PS4 firmware 6.02. More precisely, the bug impacts recent versions of the Webkit engine on...
A few hours ago, Sony started pushing PS4 Firmware 5.53. As always with minor updates, details on what the update actually does are very sparse. Most mainstream media just quote the official changelog which...
There’s been a lot of misinformation, or misunderstandings, about the status of hacking for firmwares 5.xx, or, technically, for any firmware above 4.55 (so yes, this includes 4.70). Hacker Qwertyoruiop has somewhat clarified the...
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...
Developer Esc0rtd3w has stated on psxhax that he and a team of developers have been working on an exploit for PS3 4.81. This is PS3’s latest firmware, which remains to be hacked, a year...
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...
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