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PS4 PKG Unpacker via Red-EyeX32, Payload Porting WIP by Specter
A few Twitter updates today from PlayStation 4 developer RedEyeX32 who shared a teaser image of what appears to be a PS4 PKG Unpacker while Specter confirmed the payload is tested, working and he's beginning to port it to PS4 now! 
Previously @RedEyeX32 released a PS4 Update Bypasser and PSProxy Update while there have been several PlayStation 4 Package Unpackers on the Interweb including the original GIT (Archived) from Hykem (HykemTheDemon) and flat_z with Sony PS4 PKG Tools leaks, clones from RetroA (Hisham Baig aka Hishamage), mirrors from Keyaku and the UnPKG tool source code on the Wiki (also below) with an update by XVortex available here: UnPKG.zip (5 KB)
Previously @RedEyeX32 released a PS4 Update Bypasser and PSProxy Update while there have been several PlayStation 4 Package Unpackers on the Interweb including the original GIT (Archived) from Hykem (HykemTheDemon) and flat_z with Sony PS4 PKG Tools leaks, clones from RetroA (Hisham Baig aka Hishamage), mirrors from Keyaku and the UnPKG tool source code on the Wiki (also below) with an update by XVortex available here: UnPKG.zip (5 KB)
Code:
# UnPKG rev 0x00000008 (public edition), (c) flatz
import sys, os, hashlib, hmac, struct, math, traceback
from cStringIO import StringIO
# parse arguments
if len(sys.argv) < 3:
script_file_name = os.path.split(sys.argv[0])[1]
print 'usage: {0} <pkg file> <output dir>'.format(script_file_name)
sys.exit()
pkg_file_path = sys.argv[1]
if not os.path.isfile(pkg_file_path):
print 'error: invalid file specified'
sys.exit()
output_dir...
PlayStation 4 Pro at Tokyo Game Show (TGS) 2016 with Videos
Previously we covered the Tokyo Game Show 2016 Exhibitor List and Complete Lineup, and below are some off-screen PlayStation 4 Pro pictures showing off its 4K / HDR TV abilities at Makuhari Messe during TGS 2016 courtesy of Japanese site Game Watch with PS4 Pro videos from PlayStation Japan and Dengeki Online! 
How to Access PSXHAX on Windows XP: Unsupported Protocol Fix
Following the addition of SSL to PSXHAX and some HTTPS assistance a couple of users (including @abzii) were having trouble accessing certain HTTPS sites on Windows XP and XP PRO SP3, and from the title you know that one of these sites was PSXHAX.COM.
I have found a fix for people below who are using certain OS's.
Fix Below
!_____________!
Image: PSXHAX Working on Windows XP Pro SP3 With Firefox
Requirements:
| Windows XP PRO SP3 |
| Firefox 32.0.3 |
| Installing Latest Update For Windows XP |
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I was not able to find any real solution other than using downgraded FireForx version 32.0.3. So I would have to continue using FireFox v.32.0.3 whenever I hit that ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH error in Chrome. Version 33 and 34 may also work - it looks like the latest version of FireFox that still works with SSLv3 would be 34. However, I am using 32.0.3.
Here is the link to install English Win32 version of FireFox v.32.0.3 from Mozilla official FTP site:
Firefox Setup 32.0.3.exe -- 24-Sep-2014 05:21 -- 34Mb
You would need to disable autoupdates so it does not catch that SSLv3 paranoia again:
Menu btn > Options icon > "Update" tab > "Never check for updates"
I was "lucky" that I disabled Firefox updates some time ago and ended up with Firefox version 32 which is not afraid of POODLE and it will be kept that way (i.e. without upgrades), so I have some way to read those poor socially excluded websites with SSL 3.0 next time Chrome shows me
Security Notes
I have found a fix for people below who are using certain OS's.
Fix Below
!_____________!
Image: PSXHAX Working on Windows XP Pro SP3 With Firefox
Requirements:
| Windows XP PRO SP3 |
| Firefox 32.0.3 |
| Installing Latest Update For Windows XP |
______________________________________
I was not able to find any real solution other than using downgraded FireForx version 32.0.3. So I would have to continue using FireFox v.32.0.3 whenever I hit that ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH error in Chrome. Version 33 and 34 may also work - it looks like the latest version of FireFox that still works with SSLv3 would be 34. However, I am using 32.0.3.
Here is the link to install English Win32 version of FireFox v.32.0.3 from Mozilla official FTP site:
Firefox Setup 32.0.3.exe -- 24-Sep-2014 05:21 -- 34Mb
You would need to disable autoupdates so it does not catch that SSLv3 paranoia again:
Menu btn > Options icon > "Update" tab > "Never check for updates"
I was "lucky" that I disabled Firefox updates some time ago and ended up with Firefox version 32 which is not afraid of POODLE and it will be kept that way (i.e. without upgrades), so I have some way to read those poor socially excluded websites with SSL 3.0 next time Chrome shows me
Security Notes
- If this is your laptop and you often browse from public WiFi, try not to use that FireFox while on a public...
PlayStation 4 v4.00 WebKit Crash and PS4 Dev Updates by Ryan111
The Shingen Beta was found to be buggy and it appears the PS4 4.00 OFW is no different, as PlayStation 4 developer @ryan111 discovered a PS4 4.00 WebKit Crash still plagues Sony's latest Firmware update with confirmation from @JNSXModz (YouTube Channel) as well.
Speaking of blogs (we weren't, but are now
) @ryan111's PS4 Dev Blog, which was updated yesterday, now has a few new entries which you can check out here: http://PS4Work.BlogSpot.ca/
Included are kewl things like a PlayStation 4 libSceAvSetting.sprx file dump from PS4 OFW 4.0 and 3.55 / 4.00 store.db files among this core file type (see the Wiki) string discovered: eCoreDumpType: $FDFBD280-90A6-4CFB-ADCC-D0BDBB0A302E
Keep calm and HAX on peoples!!!
Speaking of blogs (we weren't, but are now
) @ryan111's PS4 Dev Blog, which was updated yesterday, now has a few new entries which you can check out here: http://PS4Work.BlogSpot.ca/Included are kewl things like a PlayStation 4 libSceAvSetting.sprx file dump from PS4 OFW 4.0 and 3.55 / 4.00 store.db files among this core file type (see the Wiki) string discovered: eCoreDumpType: $FDFBD280-90A6-4CFB-ADCC-D0BDBB0A302E
Keep calm and HAX on peoples!!!