RichHomie
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The PlayStation 4 (PS4) firmware of choice for the hacking community has been firmware v1.76, as developer's have taken advantage of that webkit exploit in the firmware and have been able to achieve various things, most notable being able to install Linux on your PS4 with the ability to run apps like the Steam App with graphic acceleration for example However things could change for the PS4 as the recent HENkaku exploit for the PS Vita / PSTV has been ported to the PS4 's 3.55 Firmware by developer Fire30.
So this means a new webkit exploit is now in the wild for the PS4 and if this PoC pans out, this HENkaku exploit will be much bigger then many first expected. Stay tuned to your leader in PlayStation Hacking Coverage the one and only PSX-Place as this story develops.
PS4 3.55 Code Execution
This repo contains a PoC for getting code execution on ps4's with firmware version 3.55 It uses the same webkit vulnerability as the henkaku project. So far there is basic ROP working and returning to normal execution is included. Next steps will be to map a jit page sucessfully and getting actual shellcode executed.
Source: github.com/Fire30/
Credits:www.psx-place.com
So this means a new webkit exploit is now in the wild for the PS4 and if this PoC pans out, this HENkaku exploit will be much bigger then many first expected. Stay tuned to your leader in PlayStation Hacking Coverage the one and only PSX-Place as this story develops.
PS4 3.55 Code Execution
This repo contains a PoC for getting code execution on ps4's with firmware version 3.55 It uses the same webkit vulnerability as the henkaku project. So far there is basic ROP working and returning to normal execution is included. Next steps will be to map a jit page sucessfully and getting actual shellcode executed.
Source: github.com/Fire30/
Credits:www.psx-place.com
