Playstation 4.05 released kernel exploit, soon & jailbreak

The developer Specter just released a kernel exploit for the 4 που περίμεναν πολλοί. Δημοσιεύθηκε στο Github πριν από μερικές ώρες, και αναφέρει ότι δεν περιέχει ίχνος κώδικα που καταστρέφει μηχανισμούς κατά της s or running homebrew.

However, it does contain a loader that will allow all of the above. :)

The Playstation 4 is obviously the best-locked hardware and software today. But with the so-called jailbreaking, owners can access everything the console forbids them. For example, Cydia, for Apple jailbreaked devices. Cydia's administrators were able to create an entire app store for iOS, which was free of Apple's limitations.

Of course, jailbreaking has become synonymous with breaking fundamental copy protection, which allows any pirated software to run on all jailbroken devices from τηλέφωνα μέχρι τις σύγχρονες κονσόλες παιχνιδιών. Η άλλη πλευρά του ίδιου νομίσματος είναι ότι οι they can run so-called "homebrew" code, that is, programs developed by hobbyists for purposes that do not violate copyright law.

Specter's announcement today was made with a Specter tweet, and says the exploit is available at Github, along with more details.

"On this you will find the full implementation of the 'nameobj' kernel exploit for PlayStation 4 in 4.05,” Specter reports.

"Allows you to execute arbitrary code on the kernel to allow kernel-level jailbreaking changes to the system."

The news, of course, that the exploit may allow a jailbreak, excited the console's friends.

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