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So here is a tutorial by me (nzie aka @pearlxcore) to upload your custom PS4 Playground into ESP8266 (I use treyjazz's file as sample).

WARNING : THIS TUTORIAL IS FULL OF IMAGES FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

What you need :
Instruction :
  • Install Arduino IDE
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  • Once installation is done, go to File -> Preferences
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  • Go to tools -> Board -> Boards Manager
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  • Scroll down until you see ESP8266 and click install
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  • Make sure you selected 'NodeMCU 1.0 (ESP-12E module)
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  • Navigate to C:/Users/you-username/Documents/Arduino, make a new folder named 'tools'
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  • Inside 'tools' folder, extract 'ESP8266FS-0.2.0.zip' content so the directory will be like this -> C:\Users\your-usename\Documents\Arduino\tools\ESP8266FS\tool\esp8266fs.jar
  • Now you have installed ESP8266 library and sketch uploader
  • Restart Arduino IDE
  • Extract treyjazz's PS4Exploit files somewhere in your pc
  • Go to Files -> Open -> navigate to the extracted files folder and select PS4Exploit.ino
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  • Make sure you select the right board, flash and port in 'Tools' tab
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  • Now click on 'ESP8266 Sketch Data Upload'
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  • It will compile the code and files. Wait until the progress reach 100%
  • Go to 'Sketch' and click on 'Upload'. Wait until the progress reach 100%
  • Once done you can take out ESP8266 and reinsert back to USB port.
  • Now you can test the device.
  • Note that in this tutorial, the ESP8266 signed with :
IP : 10.13.37.1
SSID : ps4exploit
Password : hackmyps4
  • You can change these in the code
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  • For PS4 network setup, choose wifi (custom) and connect to ESP8266
IP : any
SUBNET : 255.255.255.0
GATEWAY : 10.13.37.1
DNS : 10.13.37.1

Credit to treyjazz

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@muxi I noticed that xvortex's payload only index.html is needed.. all exploit file are included in html..

For mira-hen its like a normal exploit file we used to use.
 
@pearlxcore thanks for the information. I already found out. It's much easier to handle as before. But what about the "original"? How do we now transfer payloads from extern devices via port 9020 to ps4?
 
wondering how i would add my own, i basically want to build a playground or maybe add a few payloads to existing one for my ESP board.

ive been runing same playground for a while and like it a lot, i wanted to add a few payloads such as enable browser and app2usb as my playground doesnt have those i have to use mira twice and send payload vial AL's exploit

thanX in advance
 
@pearlxcore
My bad. Wish I saw this before lol. I’m actually using cache with esp as backup.

Thank you @RetroGamer74.
I would use your web but I didn’t see a cache option as I keep getting update notices and are pretty annoying lol I could be mistaken and not of seen it.
 
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