PS4 CFW and Hacks

Hi everyone, here is PS4ESPHost 5.05 version 2 of my (aka BYdjBr) PS4 Playground with a special thanks to @pearlxcore and @Codsworth

Download: PS4ESPHost_v2_5.05.bin / GIT

Payload includes:

• HEN v1.6 - vortex
• FTP v1.3 - vortex
• Dumper v1.8 - vortex
• MIRA v1.0 - OpenOrbis
• APP2USB v1.0 - Stooged
• DB SG Backup v2.0 - Stooged

*Using Settings option you can change the SSID and put a password on the esp directly from the playground.
HOW TO Jailbreak PS4 5.05 (Flash ESP8266)

Following the initial PS4 Keystone File Details, PS4 Keystone Archives and Keystone File Testing updates PlayStation 4 Scene developer RoosterTeethForLife has made available an Add Keystone GUI v0.11 with some updates below for those experimenting with them.

Download: Add Keystone GUI v0.2.zip (2.36 MB) / Add Keystone GUI v0.2.zip (Mirror) / Orbis.Loader.AND.GenGP4.Keystone.Patched-LMAN.rar (677 KB with gengp4-patched.exe and orbis-loader.exe) / Add Keystone GUI v0.2.1.zip (2.4 MB)

Spoiler: Depreciated

To quote from RoosterTeethForLife via Reddit: Add Keystone GUI

Add Keystone GUI is a simple tool to add a keystone file to an existing fake PKG.

Your FPKG must be modifiable


Please note that this tool has just recently been released and may contain bugs. If you encounter an error, send a PM to RoosterTeethForLife.

Known Bugs:

• Using a keystone or PKG file with spaces in the path will cause the tool to not work. Ensure that the path to your keystone and/or PKG does not contain spaces. (This will be fixed in an update very soon)

Screenshots:


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Following the previous updates, PlayStation 4 developer VV1LD (aka VVildCard777) recently made available a Flexible Kernel Dumper Payload for PS4 supporting firmware versions 4.05, 4.55 and 5.05.

Download: PS4-KernelDumper-master.zip / GIT

To quote from the README.md: Kernel Dumper for PS4

Supported Firmwares

• 4.05
  
• 4.55
  
• 5.05

Network Mode

Just change this in /include/defines.h to make compatible with your version

i.e
Compile with your PC's IP listening on port 9023

On PC you can do to listen: socat - tcp-listen:9023 > kernelDump.bin

and to send: socat -u FILE:payload.bin TCP:"PS4 IP":9020

you can then trim out the socket prints or you can adapt it with 2 sockets, one for dumping, another for logging.

To compile you need to use an *** with changes for latest fw support support, i have used https://github.com/xvortex/ps4-payload-***

USB/Filesystem Mode

To dump the kernel image to the filesystem or USB stick either change/keep
..to where ever you choose

and to use the USB method simply comment out this line in /include/defines.h
to send it is still: socat -u FILE:payload.bin TCP:"PS4 IP":9020

Have Fun!

Update: Also from David_TRC comes a PS4 5.50 dumper TRC with details from the README.md below, as follows: PS4 5.50 WebKit Exploit PoC

Download: PS4-5.50-dumper-TRC-master.zip / GIT

Based on:

• 5.50 exploit by...

If you haven't checked out his awesome PS2 for PS4 PKGs Guide or JKPatch PS4 Memory Tool by all means do, as recently Xemio (aka @g991 or jogolden / goldfitzgerald on Twitter) made available a PlayStation 4 Debugger with 5.05 OFW support called PS4Debug for developers to modify memory with.

Download: ps4debug-master.zip / GIT

To quote from the README.md on the tool: PS4Debug

A debugger with support for the PlayStation 4! Have a look at blank for a little example! I hope someone will come along and make a full featured debugger with this framework.

Currently supports firmware 5.05 only!

PS4 Source Discord ... https://discord.gg/WXgmWFh

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Twitter @cloverleafswag3
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Debug Watch PlayStation 4 Debugger

Since his PS4 PKGDec Tool PlayStation 4 developer @RedEyeX32 has been busy working on OrbisPKG with help from the OpenOrbis Team!

Download: OrbisPkg-master.zip / GIT

Below are some details about it from the README.md file, as follows: OrbisPKG

OrbisPkg is a tool that will enable you to view/edit contents of a retail and/or fake package. This is part of the open source effort for the PlayStation 4 platform.

Thanks to the OpenOrbis team