PS4 HACKED
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Team fail0ver have BTFO Sony again.
https://youtu.be/2A7V3GLWF6U
Everyone knows the exploit and method they used and will replicate it for delicious piracy. And they are releasing linux for PS4 that will further help piracy groups.
Time to buy a PS4
>>322300185
PS2 2.0
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>>322300185
They aren't releasing the exploit to the public. You'll have to wait a lot longer before you ruin the PS4 too, PCuck pirates and cheaters.
>needs firmware 1.76 which literally no one has
>>322300575
They don't have too, everyone knows what method they used. Cturt posted full documentation to exploit on github.
>>322300185
>Sony makes poorly designed hardware.
But we already knew this.
>>322300185
1.76 only
>>322300185
is not his blog closed because of unknown reasons
>>322300185
Oh for fuck sakes. FOB on MGS V is going to be the same shit on PS4 as it is on PC right now. God fucking damn it.
>>322300884
shhh let us celebrate our lie.
>>322300916
Still, piracy won't come for a long time. This doesn't mean much.
>>322300884
They have full kernal access it wont take long before they have exploits for newer firmwares too. This is how root/jailbreaking/homebrew always starts. They get a foot in old firmware and then its game over for Sony.
>>322301035
Wait. 1.76? Isn't that like 2 year old firmware?
>>322301076
But it's already shit anon, doesn't matter what platform it's on.
>>322300575
You can't ruin something that is already ruined.
NO GAMES
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And the other takes too fucking much time to develop.
>>322300916
Are you copying and pasting these replies? I swear I've read you say this in like 3 threads now.
Although if true, I'm going to buy a PS4 next paycheck.
>>322301256
>admitting to being cheater scum
embarassing
>>322301186
Yes, exactly. It's still going to be a long while until we get something that's actually usable to most people.
>>322301139
It means alot they have full kernel mode, just a matter of someone who is interested in running bootleg to write a loader. Could be a few weeks.
>>322301329
Someone over at the emulation board of lebbit already explained that this exploit won't lead to piracy for a long time so don't get excited PKid
>>322300916
Again, 1.76 nigger? You aren't buying a PS4 in the wild right now that doesn't come with 2.0 at worse.
>>322301303
You can get specific bundles with 1.76 firmware and you wont have to wait at all.
>Ps4 Glacier white with destiny bundle
>Killzone bundle
>>322301170
This post is true but I'd like to remind you it that realistically it takes years and there's usually more back and forth once they've worked their way up to the current firmware.
Is this like the Original Xbox? You can install Linux/It runs it (I think?) and can put emulators on it
>>322301557
Thay actually deliberately waited so long since they wanted to ensure piracy wouldn't coem out of this anytime soon.
Unfortunately scene hackers have this retarded moralfag policy of only ripping consoles open near the end of their lifespan.
If anything comes out earlier it's only going to be a paid chink modchip or usb dongle. Proper scene solution won't come until late in PS4 lifespan.
>>322301624
Those bundles are like 2 years old nigger. Where do they sell them? The new PS4 Bundles with Destiny come with the Taken King and it is already 2.0
>>322301550
They are running unsigned code and have full kernel access. They aren't meant to be able to that either but they can. The next step is basic. Its just fail0ver dont do warez but others will. The sony fanboy denial is hilarious though.
>>322301904
failover won't release their exploit PKid it's over, no piracy never ever
>>322301847
easily findable on ebay and amazon
So how do I downgrade my PS3 without buying extra things or soldering?
>>322301992
Its not their exploit, dummy. Its Cturt and he has released full documentation of it already.
>>322302064
You can't.
The only way to downgrade is with E3 Flasher which needs soldering on all PS3 models except one specific FAT one.
1.76 shit right now and we all know it. Yes, including OP. So what's the point?
>>322302136
>requires ancient firmware that probably only 500 PS4s in the whole world are still on, and will be sold on ebay for $10000 each
like I said, never ever
ITS NOT HACKED! THIS CANT BE HAPPENING! NO PIRACY WILL COME FROM A SYSTEM GETTING HACKED! IT CANT HAPPEN TO MY BELOVED SONY AGAIN! PLEASE GOD NOOOO!
>>322300185
what the fuck is this nerd shit? really? pokemon? like i can't just play that on the pc fuck off
>>322302285
You do know all homebrew starts will exploits on older firmware and once they have system access they easily find new ways. Its over sony fucked up again, deal with it.
>>322302293
What compels a man to write a post like this? Even if you are being ironic, you still typed out those words. Have some self respect.
>>322302285
I think you're like 14 and didn't follow how any of the hacking of last gen systems happened.
Having an old firmware hacked is a foot in the door to find other exploits much much faster, then you test to see if those exploits are extant on current firmware.
>>322301327
>I have no reading comprehension
pathetic.
>>322301557
There's already a list of PS4 bundles with <1.76, you can still buy them on Amazon and Ebay.
>>322302494
Didn't that take two years.
>>322302632
Not to mention it didnt get patched until later 2.xx firmware so even a good portion of those will still be hackable right now.
Also fail0ver would not have gone public unless they had new methods up their sleeves. They want linux on all ps4 up to current firmware.
>>322300185
GODDAMMIT I BOUGHT THE WRONG CONSOLE
>>322302757
In the ps3's case the exploits that preceded the public 3.41 usb trick (which came out when 3.41 was the current fimrware) were kept privateish so it's hard to say how long they were banging around trying to find a current firmware exploit.
>piracy
>on a no gamez machine
lel
>>322301035
well who fucking cares except the poors that can't afford internet that MIGHT have that firmware.
How disappointing
Why not just buy a PC at that point?
This isn't fucking fair!! Why can't hackers just let things be? If they're so good with computers, maybe they should just stick to the computers and leave us normal people and our consoles alone.
>>322303829
why would you not want piracy on PS4? theres literally no reason to own a PC anymore now that I can get free games on PS4 too.
>>322304061
This. The human eye can only detect 30 frames in a second, PC's are just placebo and a waste of money.
>this thread
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmODwBSyqCk
>>322300185
Why do people get so ass blasted about hacking and cracking. Things in general actually. Its like they want to go out of their way to be good goys, or do they think they can achieve sainthood by acting like that kid into adulthood?
>Kernel patches and bootstrap code coming soon
>b-b-b-but you wont be able to pirate
HAHAHAHAHA delusional Sony fanboys
>>322300185
1.76
1.76
1.76
>>322304883
Sonybros have a cult mentality to Sony, they have $399 dudebro/netflix machine, 1 exclusive and paid online but will defend it to the death.
>>322306102
>Kernel patches and bootstrap code coming soon
>Kernel patches and bootstrap code coming soon
>Kernel patches and bootstrap code coming soon
>>322300185
> reposting this everyday for the past week
Team fail0ver never releases their hacks to the public. They did the same with wii u and many other consoles in the past. They don't allow their hacks for piracy. Laugh all you want, but this does nothing for the piracy community.
>>322306415
Again, the exploit is from Cturt, documented and released publicly.
fail0ver are releasing patched kernal and bootstrap code that others will use for piracy
Its over, Sony lost again, no matter how much denial you are in about it.
>>322304903
>>322306259
You don't know what you're talking about. They're talking about getting their linux implementation running better by patching linux some more.
>>322307573
Yeah and no one will use it for warez purposes, KEK.
>>322307737
I'm not mad. You're just stupid.
>>322308220
You are the fucking idiot if you think this doesn't open the door for piracy.
>>322308615
You're comically ignorant if you think patching the linux kernel will further piracy.
>>322308753
You're comically ignorant if you think full kernel control will not further piracy.
I spent a good half hour pacing around my house racking my brain and thinking this over, I think I'll be fine for now but I really hope this doesn't lead to piracy. I just can't deal with that right now. Everything was going so well for the Playstation 4 and now a few troublemakers have to screw that up. I'm thinking of adding a few more games to my backlog, the fans can offset any money lost from piracy and every little bit helps.
>>322308895
Sensible chuckle. It's stuff like this that outs you as a complete moron to anyone mildly in the know but you can't even see that.
You think doubling down is going to make you any less obviously wrong. I'm sorry /v/-kun but in this case it's technology and objective facts, you're objectively wrong, and no amount of stamping your foot's going to change anyone's mind.
>>322300185
oh man i can't wait to pirate bloodborne in 3 years, when it'll be worth less than 10 dollars
>>322300185
picrelated
Sonyggers, defend this shit.
Fuck downloading 80+ gig games.
Had to put up with this shit on the PS3, and not having the means to ftp via wired was cocks.
Oh well.
>>322309192
But hey, thanks for backing you uninformed opinion with facts. Oh wait...
>It seems that the PS4 security architecture is rather straightforward and simple; the OS is based on FreeBSD, and the browser uses WebKit, both of which are open source. It is relatively easy to find exploits in both of them (all things considered), and that is all you need to chain into a loader.
>>322307460
Hardware sales will go through the roof even more than it already has. Sony isnt losing jack.
>>322300185
I never pirated a 360 game in my 9 years of owning the system, truly don't care about this.
>>322309006
>I hope it doesnt lead to piracy
Its been around before this exploit. Furthermore this exploit is almost a month hold now and I'm glad some people are at least doing something with it.
The piracy is a somewhat well kept secret at the moment, but what we do know is that it was discovered in Brazil and takes use of a raspberry pi.
The kernel exploit is a bit different. What you can do is somewhat limited even if you can abuse it.
Furthermore
>hurr 1.76
Yeah and ps3 managed to get downgrading possible to get back to the exploitable firmware. Its not like its impossible.
To the OP, I hate you for making this thread and drawing all the uneducated out, but I also love you as I rarely get to bitch about how people are wrong and uneducated.
>>322309492
There is no profit or small loss on hardware.Hardware is loss leader they need to sell games and people buying to hack wont be buying any. This is not good for Sony.
>>322309492
Hardware sales aren't good for profits. Even when they don't lose money they don't make much.
PSP lost a whole lotta bucks for that reason.
>>322309457
I already have. They intend to patch their linux kernel further and their bootstrap code to get their linux kenerl booted. That's it.
Nothing to do with an exploit that wasn't even their own. Just linux.
>>322309798
Yeah because no one else will use the same exploit and use their linux kernel to run warez loaders.
>>322310323
Oh my god dude just stop. You're making an ass of yourself.
>>322301170
Yea that's why you can jailbreak a PS3 above 3.55OFW right?
Oh wait, you can't.
The only way is to downgrade it back down to 3.55 using hardware you have to solder to the motherboard.
>>322310963
You are delusional. Piracy ALWAYS comes after system has been so completely hacked.
>>322311373
Sony have made 12 different kinds of PS3 at least since 2006, nearly half of those are hackable with downgrades to 3.55, most are optical/bluray drive hackable to play ISOs or custom apps with modchip hardware.
Why is Webkit so exploitable? Everything seems to revolve around Webkit exploits these days. Can someone explain that to me?
>>322311691
>Reading comprehension
It's exactly as I said in reply to that post, you can't jailbreak it above 3.55, you need to downgrade it back down to it if it's above that.
Which requires soldering seperate hardware to the MB.
The post I replied to implied once you found one exploit they could jailbreak later firmwares easily. Which just isn't the case.
Some newer PS3 models can't even be downgraded with the seperate hardware mod.
2016 the year all consoles are hacked.
>>322311946
So all Sony has to do is make sure that the newest models can't be downgraded?
>pc cucks BTFO
>nintoddlers BTFO
>microshits BTFO
>>322301005
Didn't Sony cockblocked pirates for about 5 years with the PS3? Sounds pretty good to me. 360 was hacked very early.
>>322313713
We were talking about the PS3.
It could work differently on the PS4 for all we know.
But for example, if they find an exploit right now for the latest firmware, it would work on all models currently for sale, newest included.
It's always been this way.
They could find a way to downgrade it back down to exploitable firmwares using hardware mods if Sony manage to sufficiently protect it on the software level.
That's where new hardware revisions would come into view, they would be there to prevent hardware mods that circumvent current system protection.
>>322311860
You'd already know why if you understood the process but here's a video that might give some insight. https://youtu.be/hZRz0xikaAU?t=2267
>>322310963
You're making just as much of a retard of yourself too. Nothing you've said up to this point makes you sound knowledgeable at all. You're just arguing at the same retarded level as the other guy.
>>322314172
With the recent gen x86 APUs Sony is using I'd honestly be surprised if they weren't using a TPM type thing at the actual core SoC level as their trust foundation. If that's the case then no hardware mod would be possible, that's the whole point of it. It's not like it's new tech either, back when the PS3 was made over a decade ago and Sony was rolling their own shitty chip attempt it was a different story but everyone has been through this shit at this point.
As far as forcing upgrades goes that can usually be handled pretty well in this day and age simply by setting up the system so that new games & patches require the system updates (and of course same for online). So even if someone gets a root exploit to the current version, they're stuck with current stuff unless they choose to give it up. At the end of a gen maybe that's worthwhile, there's a huge library anyway and everyone is moving on to the next thing. But at this point? Next year looks like the big one for the PS4, doubt anyone would really want to give up on that.
the barrier to entry for console hacking and the amount of effort and knowledge required virtually stops piracy in its tracks even after an exploit is found
see the ps3 after it got ''hacked''
console piracy will NEVER be a thing as long as it takes more effort than clicking ''download'' on piratebay like the PCucks do
ITT: pc cucks, nintoddlers and microbros acting like they know something while being butthurt at Sony's success and impending rule as the only gaming platform
Feels good to be part of the sony masterace
>>322315370
huh
pirating games on PSP was piss easy, is it really that much harder on the PS3? I thought you could just drop an ISO onto the hard drive once you had custom firmware, maybe load a workaround plugin if the game needs newer official firmware, and play?
>>322314090
Sony releases t's own piracy when they need to boost sales, everyone knows this
PS3? They "accidentaly" leaked some numbers
PS2/PSOne? Their own factories made the chips to sun pirated copies
>>322315538
>sonyggers are so assmad they cant even tell who's shitting on them and have to be hostile toward everybody
Full circle yet again.
