They install, run and I can customize their ICO and PIC files so it can look whatever I like on my XMB screen.
I already found working methods to create PKGs for PSX and PS2 games. I like things in order so please don't judge. My goal is, to have all the games accessible from the XMB screen. THIS WHOLE POST IS ABOUT HFW 4.86 HEN ENABLED PS3.
PS3 and PSX games in WebMan or MultiMan ( unless installed from PSN ), PS2 games on XMB screen directly. I already got both of them and I am not happy with the fact that my games are not accessible from one place. Please don't post answers like "just copy it and run it trough MultiMan or WebMan". This forum gave me so much info about PS3 modification that I couldn't possibly express with words.īefore we start. First of all, I am glad for your existence. You can read McCaulay’s blog post series here for details.Hello there community. In particular he released a tool to extract/edit PS2 Game save files about 2 weeks ago, which can be found here: Today’s post goes into great details on how the security researcher leverages a PS2 emulator for development and testing, on the PS2 Game save file format, and provides links to the tools he developed to help with leveraging a buffer overflow in the game. McCaulay’s blog post series is not complete yet, but I’m hoping that by post 4 we should have enough details for anyone with the relevant skills to create their own exploit file for the game Okage Shadow King. Recently released Beta firmwares PS5 7.00 and PS4 10.50 still need to be confirmed, but there’s good reason to believe they are vulnerable as well. Technical details on blog post: /qNQ7Dcevbb PS5 (latest firmware) PoC for mast1c0re vulnerabilities.Īrbitrary PS2 code execution and native PS5 ROP chain execution. The vulnerability was disclosed, and described with great detail, by PlayStation hacker CTurt in September last year.īack then, CTurt stated Sony had no plan to fix the vulnerability, which seems to be confirmed by recent videos, showing that the vulnerability is still here, in the latest PS5 6.50 firmware (and, it is safe to assume, in PS4 10.01 as well) as of January 2023. Mast1c0re is an unpatched exploit for PS4 and PS5, which leverages a vulnerability in the PS2 emulation layer of Sony’s newer consoles.
Today, McCaulay shares his findings and the process, in great detail, with the first blog post of a series of 4. A few weeks ago, security researcher McCaulay Hudson demonstrated he was able to turn CTurt’s writeup into an actual proof of concept. The Mast1c0re hack, an unpatched PS4/PS5 exploit that leverages the PS2 emulation layer on the consoles, has been recently confirmed to work on recent PS4 and PS5 Firmwares.
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