There are lots of unknowns at this point in the PS4 hacking scene, but all the tools are here and available for those of you who are interested. You’ll also need to compile the ps4-kexec system call implementation as a relocatable binary and include it in your kernel exploit. You could also download them over the network if you prefer. The easiest way to get these files into RAM is to copy them to a USB flash drive formatted as FAT32, which can then be read from once you’ve broken out of sandbox as explained earlier ( /mnt/usb0/). To create your own Linux distro, you’ll need to compile fail0verflow’s fork of the Linux kernel, and then create your own initramfs. This is a recommended read to all of you who have managed to load the BadIRET exploit as explained above. Loading Linux on the PS4ĬTurt added yesterday an update to one of his blog posts, explaining how to load Fail0verflow’s Linux port to your PS4. Once you have BadIRET saying “Entered Critical Payload” to your TCP-Dump process, you’re pretty much “done”: your tools are all set up and you can start playing. The combination of the two tools should help you check that everything’s working correctly. His other tool, TCP-Dump will let you download the messages sent to the PS4.

But ultimately you’ll want your own server.ĬTurt’s Wifi-Loader will let you send some payload (ultimately, the badIRET exploit) to your PS4. extreme-modding have a page set up with some convenient shortcuts for those who want to try without having their own server. You’ll need set up your own local apache server to run everything from there. You can run it through the PS4 Playground tools.

Running the Webkit exploit will be your first step. But if you’re trying to run the PS4 Kernel exploit you might get some interesting insight from them. Don’t mistake that thread for a tutorial though, as it’s being updated by people who learn as they go. There’s a great thread over at (skip the first page which is basically some sort of flame war) where people are trying to get all the necessary tools up and running (and on windows too).

PS4-SDK by CTurt (start to see a pattern here?).

It is doable to get your hands on a PS4 firmware 1.76, but not necessarily easy. The exploits that have been released or leaked have been patched in recent firmwares, and the common denominator at this point is firmware 1.76. All of these assume you have a PS4 running on Firmware 1.76.

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