Following the recent
X-Project PS4 5.05 Self Host / ESP8266 updates and
PS4 1.76 / 4.05 Lists, PlayStation 4 developer
@DEFAULTDNB (aka
KiiWii on Twitter) has now made available what he calls
PS4IDENT which attempts to identify the potential OFW version of
sealed new PS4 consoles by entering their model number or datecode in order to save time researching one before purchasing and avoid disappointment of getting one that currently can't be
exploited and jailbroken.
To quote from
KiiWii on the tool's release:
PS4IDENT - Find hackable consoles!
I'm back with a new tool today which has one simple aim: identify the potential OFW version on a sealed new console (obviously this wont work for secondhand or refurbished consoles). No more need to scour the Internet and search forums, I have done it for you!
This is based on collated information (which is freely available) from PSDEVWIKI (
HERE &
HERE) Wikipedia (
HERE), the uber-handy [Suggestion] PS4 Bundles & Firmware List thread by
Scarecrow B, and a few long days of googling.
All you do is access the link, type in the relevant information from the console packaging and judge for your selves based on the traffic light warnings. (RED = forget it, YELLOW = possibly one OFW or the other, GREEN = almost definitely confirmed).
To avoid confusion: this is a java script web app & it does not require it to be run on a PS4, it will not detect a PS4, it can be run on any browser that supports JS.
I also wanted to showcase...