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Awhile back we shared a PS4 Payload.bin tutorial, and today following his recent How to Run Free FULL Games on PS4 1.76 video @MODDEDWARFARE returns with another guide on setting up the $DK to build payloads that can be executed on a 1.76 PS4 through the WebKit Playground.

If you haven't done so already, drop by his YouTube Channel where you'll find many other excellent PlayStation 4 video tutorials as well as guides covering XBox One, XBox 360, PC and more!

To quote from the video's caption: How to Build Payloads in the PS4 $DK

How to setup the PS4 $DK to build payloads which can then be executed on a 1.76 PS4 through the WebKit Playground.

Download Links:

• PS4 $DK (Click Clone or Download button and select Download ZIP)
• Virtual Box
• Ubuntu ISO

Compiling a payload and sending it via PS4 Bin Loader

Some short tutorial on how to compile and send a payload to a ps4 (goldhen also works for this but i'm using the simplest process available)

Links:

• PS4 Payload $DK
• Simple payload reactPSPLUS (by Zer0xFF)
• PS4 Payload Sender (by valentinbreiz)

Cheers to @Bultra for this news tip (and also letting us know about Arduino PS4) in the PSXHAX Shoutbox earlier today!

After seeing the PS4 Homebrew PSID / IDPS Demo and recent PS4 Animation Demo, today PlayStation 4 developer @ZeraTron shared some updated video demos on Twitter from his YouTube Channel of their PS4 Homebrew Sample WIP alongside code with basics functions for other 1.76 console owners to join in the fun.

Download: PS4-Homebrew-Sample-master.zip / GIT

From the README.md, to quote: PS4 Homebrew Sample

1. Preview
2. How to compile / run
3. Credits
4. Contact
5. Known bugs / to do

Information :

This is still a WIP, and the code may be bugged or not working. I'll keep update this repo to provide the best code I can.

1. Preview :

• Showcase #01: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy1leri9apk
• Showcase #02: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw2FN0wzgzA
• Latest Sneak Peak: https://twitter.com/ZeraTron_/status/921129847958790145

2. How to compile / run :

Prequisite:

• BigBoss fork ps4sdk
• TheoryWrong fork libOrbis

1. Install and build both ps4sdk & libOrbis
2. Put the HomebrewLauncher folder...

Following his recent PS4 5.00 OFW Kernel Bug & Webkit Exploit announcement, PlayStation 4 developer qwertyoruiopz has now confirmed he's achieved PS4 kernel code exec on PS4 System Software 5.00!

To quote from Zer0xFF's comment on Twitter: "Assuming the new kexploit, That should help in finding a way to trigger the previous one as well, right?"

And qwertyoruiopz's response, to quote: "Indeed."

As usual, below are some related Tweets and here's to hoping qwertyoruiopz passes along the necessary details to other developers on the PS4 userland / kernel exploit findings if he doesn't plan to release them himself so that someone can bring the public PS4 scene out of the 1.76 era finally.

Thanks to @hyndrid for the news tip in the PSXHAX Shoutbox earlier today!

Most PlayStation 4 sceners are familiar with the PS4 Playground Webkits made by homebrew enthusiasts, and today one of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc's own Playground test pages for the PS4 surfaced via 0x199 and LightningMods on Twitter.

According to @0x199 from the Tweets below, to quote: "It may be useful for devkits/testkits but currently not for retail consoles, atleast without a payload."

Here are the links from Sony's official PS4 Playground test page: http://sample.siedev.net/

• api_libhttp-http_get-https.html
• content_list.json
• echopost.php
• icon2.png
• icon.png
• show_cookie_SDK.html
• webbrowser_callback_SDK.htm
• webbrowser_domain_check1.htm
• webbrowser_domain_check.htm
• np_app_launch_link.html

Cheers to @0x199 and @LightningMods in the PSXHAX Shoutbox for the heads up yesterday!

Since celebrating their 1-year anniversary, today Sony announced that a Gran Turismo Sport PS VR Bundle will launch today across Europe which includes a PlayStation Camera and PlayStation VR Worlds with details below.

To quote from Sony European Product Manager Mayumi Donovan on this latest PS4 Bundle: Can you believe it’s barely been a year since PlayStation VR first immersed us in spectacular virtual worlds?

Since October 2016 over one million PS VR headsets have been sold, with over 100 games and experiences now available to enjoy.

And so, with Gran Turismo Sport releasing today, we’re happy to announce the Gran Turismo PS VR bundle, that’ll get you race-ready*.

Included in the bundle is a physical copy of the Gran Turismo Sport standard edition, PlayStation VR and PlayStation Camera. Also in the bundle is a copy of PlayStation VR Worlds*.

PS VR immerses you in Gran Turismo Sport like never before in a ‘behind the wheel’ experience with a hyper real 360 degree view. Every single race track in the game is playable in VR, so whether you’re roaring around the race track of Nurburgring, competing 1 vs.1 against an AI driver, or admiring the realistic interiors of over 130 different cars that are playable in VR Tour, you’ll appreciate the authenticity of Gran Turismo Sport in a whole new way.

The bundle will join the two other high value bundles currently available:

• PS VR headset + PlayStation Camera + PlayStation VR Worlds game: €399.99 RRP
• PS VR headset + PlayStation Camera + PlayStation VR Worlds game + Move Controller Twin Pack: €449.99 RRP

With these bundles, you’ll have everything you need to start your PS VR journey, straight out of the box.

With games such as survival horror Resident Evil 7, sci-fi shooter Farpoint and super hero sim Batman: Arkham VR, there’s already a huge variety of fine titles to get stuck into. And with the likes of military shooter Bravo Team, psychological thriller The Inpatient, fantasy epic Skyrim VR and the fast-paced Doom VFR coming soon, there’s never been a better time to pick up PlayStation VR.

*Availability may vary per...