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modrobert writes: "Marcan of fail0verflow has released an implementation of the kexec system call for PS4 on GitHub. This was most likely what we could see in action during the lightning talk at 32C3. Quote: 'This repo implements a kexec()-style system call for the PS4 Orbis kernel (FreeBSD derivative). This is designed to boot a Linux kernel directly from FreeBSD. This is not an exploit. It is useless without some mechanism of injecting code into the PS4 OS kernel.' Perfect timing, right after the BadIRET exploit source code was leaked. Thanks goes to GaryOPA for the heads up."
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Posted on Wednesday, March 02, 2016 @ 23:53:43 GMT (495 reads)
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modrobert writes: "The BadIRET source code for PS4 has been leaked by someone, you can find a pack in the download section here. I haven't tested the code but looks like it could work on PS4 firmware 1.76. For more info you can read part 3 of CTurt's 'Hacking the PS4' introduction, and my previous story."
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Posted on Wednesday, March 02, 2016 @ 15:33:59 GMT (2318 reads)
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modrobert writes: "The Super Disc boot ROM for the Nintendo Playstation (read previous story) has been dumped by Dan Diebold and released by LuigiBlood. Another confirmation that the Nintendo Playstation is indeed real. Check this story by GaryOPA over at maxconsole.com for more info and links."
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Posted on Wednesday, March 02, 2016 @ 06:29:08 GMT (434 reads)
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[source: xbmc4xbox.org.uk] XBMC4Xbox 3.5.3 has been released. A smaller update again, but includes some weather and scraper fixes, and some library updates. Changes since 3.5.1 include:
* Improved compatibility with some Kodi addons.
* Fixes for the TMDB scraper.
* Fix for weather location search and data.
* Python updated to 2.7.11 (including updated SQLite3/OpenSSL).
* Fix for a problem with stuttering video.
* FFMpeg libraries updated to 1.2.12 (the last of the 1.2 series).
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Posted on Sunday, February 28, 2016 @ 05:42:21 GMT (493 reads)
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modrobert writes: "The REBUG Team (Evilsperm, Cyberskunk, Habib, Joonie and Abkarino) has released REBUG 4.78.2 Cobra 7.3 custom firmware for PS3. Please consider donating for their hard work, check the official site for more info (donation link on the left). This custom firmware is based on the original firmware 4.78 release. You can find the related downloads here as usual. Read on for official changelog...
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Posted on Wednesday, February 24, 2016 @ 09:52:02 GMT (688 reads)
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modrobert writes: "FIX94 over at gc-forever.com has released GameCube save game hacks for all regions (USA/EUR/JAP) of Zelda: Twilight Princess and Zelda: The Wind Waker. You can use GCMM on a modded Wii to install the save on GameCube memory card, and the exploit will load boot.dol when triggered. The exploit for Twilight Princess is a port of the legendary Twilight Hack released by Team Twiizers back in 2008 for Wii which works by using a very long character name for the horse Epona in the game in order to facilitate a stack smash attack."
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modrobert writes: "I've shared a little PIC12F629 project for PS3 consoles with the dreaded YLOD where repeatedly pressing power button boots into XMB as the console heats up eventually. Check this forum topic for more info. Basically the microcontroller is programmed to look for red LED on the PS3 power switch board, if so it drives the power button signal low as if you were pressing the button manually."
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Posted on Sunday, February 21, 2016 @ 18:44:27 GMT (972 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Habib over at youtube.com has released a new custom firmware for PS3 based on original firmware 4.78 which now has Cobra 7.30 support. You can find the release in the download section here as usual. This version includes new Cobra functionality and PS2 fixes. Read on for the long list of impressive features..."
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Posted on Monday, February 15, 2016 @ 03:24:03 GMT (1101 reads)
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[source: Davee @ lolhax.org] Here we are at last, the release of 6.61 Infinity. It’s been over 11 years since the PSP was released back in 2004 and it’s somewhat impressive how long this device lasted. There is no definitive end to the representative scene, it just gets quieter and quieter. I’m not claiming this releases is the end of the PSP, but it is for me. I’ve spent the last few years working on individual work on the PS Vita and other projects and coming back to the PSP in October 2014 to begin this project was definitely nostalgic. The goal of this project was to bring the missing component of permanent CFW to the new PSP models and firmware. In this regard, I somewhat failed; PSP E1000 is not supported by Infinity due to a lapse in my judgement.
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Posted on Sunday, February 14, 2016 @ 04:47:03 GMT (1178 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Impressive progress reported by smea in a video posted on YouTube, looks like a fully working CFW for WiiU. Quote: 'this is a video showing some of the progress we've been making on the wii u hacking front. this is not just my work, as it would not have been possible without the contributions of plutoo, naehrwert, yellows8 and derrek. basically just shows some of the possibilities that come with having early high-privilege code execution capabilities; we're able to redirect NAND accesses to SD card and run all kinds of unsigned homebrew programs. this is currently just a proof of concept, and just a week ago i was unbricking my wii u because i'd fucked up the setup. this is not in any way ready for public use, and there are currently no clear plans for release. for now, this is just the result of about a month of hard work that i felt like sharing.'"
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Posted on Tuesday, February 09, 2016 @ 03:56:08 GMT (1307 reads)
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modrobert writes: "After a Sony's recent firmware v4.78 update, faster than ever before, the REBUG Team (Evilsperm, Cyberskunk, Habib, Joonie and Abkarino) retaliates with REBUG 4.78.1 Cobra 7.2 custom firmware for PS3 consoles along with Toolbox 2.02.09. Please consider donating for their hard work, check the official site for more info (donation link on the left). This custom firmware is based on the original firmware 4.78 release. You can find the related downloads here as usual. It will be interesting to see how long it takes for Sony to counter this with another firmware update, or if they just give up and move focus to PS4. Whatever happens, the REBUG Team is ready for any shitty move the giant enemy crab comes up with, the fight is on!
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modrobert writes: "CTurt and qwertyoruiop have posted an analysis of a PS4 kernel heap overflow (mirror) in sys_dynlib_prepare_dlclose. Quote: 'I discovered a PS4 kernel vulnerability in a Sony system call a while ago, which I've recently had time to exploit, with the help of qwertyoruiop. This vulnerability was patched at a similar time to BadIRET, around firmware 2.00, so it won't give access to any later firmwares; but I wanted to exploit and publish a write-up about it anyway, in the hope that the heap primitives used may be helpful for any future PS4 kernel exploits.'
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Posted on Tuesday, January 19, 2016 @ 01:53:40 GMT (1761 reads)
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modrobert writes: "WiiU ancast and vWii common keys for firmware 5.5.1 have been partially leaked by Hykem on Twitter, and the remaining 16 bits brute forced by crediar. You can find the keys here, have fun!"
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Posted on Monday, January 18, 2016 @ 09:47:09 GMT (2490 reads)
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[source: gateway-3ds.com] Today we are back with another BIG update! Let’s see what is new:
* Latest emunand (10.3) support for New 3DS!
* Cheat code edit bug fixed
That’s right! From the start we promised you New 3DS emunand support for later firmware versions after 9.6, and today is that day! We always deliver and with this new update you can finally update emunand on New 3DS to the latest 10.3 firmware!
We also fixed a bug in when trying to edit an existing cheat code from the cheat config menu, as it was not always showing the proper code.
That’s it for now, and more to come soon!
And as always, ENJOY!
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Posted on Sunday, January 17, 2016 @ 11:29:23 GMT (1280 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Dragood2 over at wololo.net has posted info about a potential PS4 exploit using a heap-based out-of-bounds memory bug which was found in FreeType. Apparently this has not been patched in the latest 03.150.000 firmware. As always, you don't really know how useful it can be until researched. Thanks goes to vapour on IRC for the heads up."
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modrobert writes: "Shortly after original firmware 5.5.1 was rolled out by Nintendo, yellows8 released wiiu browserhax fright which is, quote: 'Internet Browser exploit(s) under PowerPC userland, for libstagefright vuln(s). This was designed for the Internet Browser, but this could be used with anything requesting MP4s over plaintext HTTP in theory(titles which use mvplayer.rpl), if one would update the payload heap addr/etc used in the source.' I think the exploit was released now because the vulnerability has been patched in 5.5.1."
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modrobert writes: "The REBUG Team (Evilsperm, Cyberskunk, Habib, Joonie and Abkarino) have released REBUG 4.76.1 Cobra 7.2 custom firmware for PS3 consoles along with Toolbox 2.02.08. Please consider donating for their hard work, check the official site for more info (donation link on the left). This custom firmware is based on the original firmware 4.76 release. You can find the related downloads here as usual.
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[source: wololo.net] In parallel to the widely media-covered "Linux on PS4" by Fail0verflow, the PS4 scene is still progressing at a steady pace on the native side of hacks. People running on firmware 1.76 have access to the webkit exploit and can use these tools to tinker with their PS4. Developer hitodama released a binary loader named elfldr. You can think of it as a first step to a Homebrew Loader running within the exploited webkit process. Additionally, hitodama maintains other tools in his ps4dev github directory.
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Posted on Thursday, January 07, 2016 @ 12:49:41 GMT (1815 reads)
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modrobert writes: "I totally missed the news when it happened, so this goes in the 'better late than never' category. xerpi has managed to get Linux booting on the Nintendo 3DS. You can find more info in this forum thread over at gbatemp.net. Oh, and Happy New Year 2016! :D
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Posted on Saturday, January 02, 2016 @ 07:37:30 GMT (1560 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Marcan of fail0verflow had a lightning talk by proxy at 32C3 showing off Linux booted on the PS4, with some interesting slides, and classic Pokemon running in a GBA emulator. The slides in the video hints that the exploit used will not be released, but my guess is that this is similar to the web exploit under firmware 1.76 researched by CTurt and others (read previous story). Thanks goes to GaryOPA for the heads up."
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modrobert writes: "I just watched the 32C3 keynote titled Breaking the 3DS with smea, derrek, plutoo. Interesting speech covering how they exploited each level of the 3DS operating system, starting with userspace, kernelspace, and finally to gain code-execution in the security processor using ROP and other techniques. BTW: The WiiU was used to derive the keys on 3DS to bypass the keyscrambler embedded in hardware."
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Posted on Monday, December 28, 2015 @ 06:18:19 GMT (1408 reads)
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Just a friendly reminder it is soon time for the 32nd Chaos Communication Congress (32C3) which takes place at the Hamburg Congress Center (CCH) in Germany as usual on December 27th to 30th, 2015. The Congress offers lectures and workshops on a multitude of topics and attracts a diverse audience of thousands of hackers, scientists, artists, and utopians from all around the world. For 32 years, the congress has been organized by the community and appreciates all kinds of participation.
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Posted on Friday, December 25, 2015 @ 10:07:37 GMT (1062 reads)
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[source: gateway-3ds.com] Merry Christmas Y’all! Team GATEWAY is back with a nice update for our loyal userbase to enjoy!
Today we present GATEWAY ULTRA v3.6! Read on for more info on the new functionality.. But lets start with the full featurelist:
* Added in-game menu!
– Configure cheats (supports CIA and 3DS formats)
– Search for cheats
– RAM dumper
– Hex editor
* Improved game selection menu!
– Switch game language instantly
– Switch between classic mode and Gateway mode instantly
– Handy SYSNAND/EMUNAND indicator
– Smooth and fluid movements
* Improved cheats!
– More memory (x4!)
– Repeat code Cxxxxxxx fixed
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Posted on Thursday, December 24, 2015 @ 00:59:58 GMT (950 reads)
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modrobert writes: "CTurt has written three really interesting articles (mirror) about his hacking adventures with the PS4. The articles are in-depth and technical about the painstaking process of gaining 'useful' execution on a relatively secure system. Big thanks to CTurt for sharing this (and mentioning EurAsia in the process). I know how hellish it can be to get an exploit running, especially on a sandboxed system like PS4, but had no idea to what extent until reading this, impressive work! I'm learning new stuff while feeling excited like a kid at Christmas."
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Posted on Friday, December 18, 2015 @ 02:01:18 GMT (2245 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Hykem has posted good news over at gbatemp.net about an upcoming IOSU exploit release for WiiU with firmware 2.0.0 up to 5.5.0 (latest). Quote: 'I have successfully compromised the Wii U's IOSU. The exploit being used works from 2.0.0 up to 5.5.0, but it obviously needs to be ported for each firmware. The exploit doesn't need PPC kernel access, so the new kernel exploit won't have to be released. I want to do some kind of Christmas surprise yes, but take that with a grain of salt. I can't promise I will have the time to get everything ready by then and I'm not disclosing what will be released.' Ho ho ho!"
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modrobert writes: "Looks like someone finally fixed the nasty php error on xboxhacker.org (aka xboxhacker.net), the site is working again. You never really know how long it will stay up though, so enjoy while it lasts. ;) "
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modrobert writes: "I first stumbled across CTurt's tweet about a kernel exploit on the 7th of December, and have since then been waiting for him (or someone) to release the exploit in the PS4-playground project on GitHub. There is still no release of the exploit, but there have been a few unrelated commits in his PS4 SDK repository. If this was an exploit working on the latest PS4 firmware it makes sense to keep it private, but it makes no sense if this is based on the WebKit exploit which requires firmware v1.76. If you know what is going on, feel free to comment."
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modrobert writes: "Foxi4 over at gbatemp.net has written an extensive review of the Sky3DS+. Partial quote from the conclusion: 'Leonardo Da Vinci once said that 'simplicity is the ultimate sophistication', and there's a lot of truth to that statement. It's hard not to like the Sky3DS+ - it does everything it was designed to do and it does so great.'"
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Posted on Saturday, December 12, 2015 @ 12:18:25 GMT (1207 reads)
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[source: email and cobra-blackfin.com] We are about to release the world’s first flash card for PS Vita! The website has just been launched at cobra-blackfin.com and details how the device works and what is included in the bundle. A video of the development board for our product can be seen in action here. The Black Fin allows Vita and Vita Slim Wifi and 3G users to share their Vita games over the internet. The Cobra Black Fin Emulator card stores game ISO's on Micro SD and the Black Fin Card is then inserted into the Vita/Vita Slim console. When connected to the Black Fin servers authentication of the Vita game is performed by matching the ISO on your Micro SD card to the same original game running on a peers' Black Fin reader connected to his PC and the Black Fin servers or friends' servers. P2P game sharing for Playstation Vita.
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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modrobert writes: "The second generation of Sky3DS has been announced on the official website, it is now called Sky3DS+. Features: * Includes all features of Sky3DS. * Switch game back and forth by two orange buttons. * Easier to use, copy and play, no diskWriter required. * Compatible with other 3rd party homebrews. * AP checks solved. * Firmware updatable.
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Posted on Tuesday, December 01, 2015 @ 06:45:32 GMT (1385 reads)
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| Wii | 4.3 |
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| DSi | 1.4.5 |
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