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Cogito ergo sum • uninhibited Asperger • task seeking engineer • problem solver • polyglot • PGP Fingerprint: DF46 8C79 5D1A 76FF 75B2 C345 4679 EDEF 1B5B B192
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To whom it may concern, if you ever plan on hacking your Playstation 4, DO NOT UPDATE TO THE 5.50 FIRMWARE; the best firmwares to stay on (from best to worse) are: 1- 4.05 2- 4.55 3- 5.01 4- 5.05
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(1/2) Here comes the first PS VITA (devkit) to be unbricked! It turns its previous owner (a SIE engineer) bricked it flashing the wrong sysmem.skprx file in the active OS0 and never bothered to unbrick it. It's been fixed using SDBOOT and glitching.
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Woops! :P It looks like whatever engineer wrote this altered his message a bit since it first appeared in 0.996.070 Vita's secure kernel xD
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The Playstation 4 5.xx kernel exploit works great on testkit! I got myself those awesome screenshots of the Oni debugger running on my testkit :)
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The irony of the actual psvita system debuggers used to debug psp/pspemu exploits getting in the hands of one of the most notorious psp hacker there is (me), cannot be overstated xD
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This policy is illegal as provisioned under EU laws, where your company services customers. I am therefore not obligated to comply, and if you force me, you'll be hearing from my lawyers. Any refusal to abide to EU law may get twitter a fine up to 20% of its revenue.
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Interesting, Analogue didn't protect their GBA BIOS against dumping, so I assume their BIOS can be reused in the openfpga core if you so choose. SHA-256: 17FE9299866EE954D4BE3692521F0C8C81745853368A2FCC7DDEE10CC8112054
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Just so you know, Sony sent all their PS Vita system debuggers for destruction. There will be no newer vita firmware ever, support is fully dead as they won't have any units left to do firmware QA.
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If you haven't seen it before, this is the only official PS Vita accessory port "accessory" in existence, this was used in factory to test the factory port and is basically an accessory port to usb 2.0 host adapter.
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It's actually 300 tramadol TABLETS, in a country where these are a controlled substance that's highly sought after by drug addicts. Do the math, who in his right mind needs that many painkillers? The woman was obviously a mule. She played with fire and she lost.
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Happy M33 10th anniversary everyone! As of today M33 along with Despertar Del Cementerio are now officially open source! (under GPLv3).#M33
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The 5.05 exploit stack is now released courtesy of ! Enjoy!
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The 5.05 kernel exploit stack is now released! It includes the kexploit and autolaunches homebrew patches and mira. On subsequent page loads it listens for payloads. Source is up here github.com/Cryptogenic/PS
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So it's been officially unveiled, there will be a full 5.05 exploit chain for ps4 published/released within the next few weeks. You can stop asking about ETA every 5 minutes now!
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To PSP (and incidentally PS Vita) developers, a surprise awaits on March 33rd (April 2nd) to celebrate the 10th anniversary of M33! #M33
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Sure enough, it's dead. I barely used my #WiiU. I am pissed. I used the isb descriptor hack to set the boot title back but sure enough that didn't fix anything. You can't trust Nintendo to not engineer timebombs into their consoles it seems
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. You are infringing on the GPLv2 license, please provide the source for the MontaVista Mobilinux for EMMA Mobile 1 modules used in the Playstation Vita PDEL-1001 and DEM-3000 communication processor units. This is a LEGAL REQUIREMENT. Thank you for your understanding
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I love it when PS Vita devkits with internal firmware containing bootloaders with leftover debugging features show up in the wild :)
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Remember, there is currently no plan for a public release of an exploit stack on higher firmware than 5.05, so do not update past that firmware!
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Sony Interactive Entertainment only seem to comply with Open Source licenses and Intellectual property laws using their own, somewhat dubious interpretation. That's now how Intellectual Property law works however.
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(1/2) PlayStation Vita glitching setup. This is, from left to right, a chip whisperer lite connected to the kermit power rail, a usb logic analysizer connected to a sd2vita and vita uart to monitor SD reads in bootrom service mode, a psvita retail board modified ...
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France is the biggest contributor between 2014 and 2020. (€1.6bn) It didn't wait for the war to start, but whatever. Good luck putting any resistance to the Russian military without weapons.
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The "PS4-5.01-5.05-Kernel-Exploit-BY-Anonymous" that's on github is a fake and will not work. Please stop asking me about it.
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It turns out the PS4 version of Castlevania Dracula X Chronicles runs ps4 executables of the games while using the ULES-00841 version of the PSP ISO (even for the US build) for assets. And here I was hoping it'd be using emulation with a special PSP build :/
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Nintendo is a joke. There are still no black borders on NSO, do they really expect OLED Switch owners to play like this?
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Project Mira currently targets firmware revision 5.01, it is however being ported to firmware 5.05. You will need a 5.01+ full exploit stack to run this.
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"There is no PSP hardware on vita devkits, blah blah blah...." xD Thank you for proving this statement wrong and implementing my silly ideas xD
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I just dumped the Playstation 3 Sixaxis controller firmware today, I am not sure if they ship with the same firmware but the one I dumped it from used firmware 3.40_0003
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It is currently very easy to find a brand new PlayStation 4 on firmware 5.05 or lower, if you need to get into the ps4 homebrew scene, now is the time!
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"Under control"... ROFL, you mean after the hundred of thousand deaths that have been swept under the carpet by the CCP? Are you willing to believe the same CCP that they have anyting (let alone the CCP virus) under control? Riiiight....
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So, to decrypt bootloaders you need .enc files (you get them from (and only from) decrypted ps vita update packages (package_0 to be exact), and decrypt the data segment (at 0x10 in the payload) using AES128CBC with key 0xAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (iv is random)
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Just so you know, unbricking a psp-3000 via service mode is now a thing :P Congrats to everyone involved!
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pspx.ru/forum/showthre here it is but the thread is in russian, you can understand the need of usb-ttl adapter and one wire uart converter schematics tho english thread and full guide coming up soon; pspx.ru/forum/showthre - jigkick memstick clone creation guide [EN]
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I just dumped the DTP-T1000 (PSP Development Tool) battery emulator's (virtual?) EEPROM. Talk about reusing old tools eh?
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In the light of recent events, and in regards to how Sony is bribing developers with pocket change, someone told me something to think about: "imagine selling a bug to sony for $10k when you could have sold to literally anyone else for $100k to keep it private"
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A friend gave me a scph-90004 ps2. I didn't know what to do with it so I just bought a modbo 5.0 for €10 and modded it.
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