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PS3 Jailbreaking       Thread starter PSXHAX       Start date Aug 7, 2017 at 2:49 AM       532      
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Following his PS3 OFW PSID Dump Tool Tutorial and recent d0 / d1 pdb file findings PlayStation 3 developer @esc0rtd3w (Twitter) set up some new work-in-progress Github forks for a PS3 WebKitSploit and PS3 Playground port. :ninja:

Download: ps3-webkitsploit-master.zip / PS3 WebKitSploit GIT / ps3-playground-master.zip / PS3 Playground GIT / Websploit.org / PS3 Playground Test Page / PS3 Webkit POC / PlayStation 3 Browser Investigation

The PS3 WebKitSploit is based on original PS4 code from Cryptogenic and qwertyoruiopz focusing on PS3 3.xx / 4.xx code execution, while the PS3 Playground WebKit exploit port is based on CTurt and Cryptogenics PS4 code. :ninja:

From the README.md file, to quote: PS3 Playground

A collection of PS3 tools and experiments using the WebKit, Flash, and other options.
We are only testing on firmware 4.81 only at the moment.

THIS REPO IS FOR THE PUBLIC PS3 COMMUNITY TO EXPLORE AND TEST ON THEIR OWN

OUR TEAM IS CURRENTLY WORKING ON THIS PROJECT PRIVATELY AND WILL UPDATE WHEN FINISHED!

FOR A LIVE DEMO WITH PUBLIC TESTS TO TRY OUT, PLEASE VISIT: http://www.websploit.org/ps3/ps3-playground/test/

There are a lot of files here for reference and exploration.

Once more testing has been done, these will be cleaned up over time.

CREDITS:

Inspired by original work from CTurt (https://github.com/CTurt/PS4-playground/) and Cryptogenic (https://github.com/Cryptogenic/PS4-Playground-3.55)

Spoiler: Original (Outdated) Information
If anyone can lend him a hand on Github that would be much appreciated, and cheers to @B7U3 C50SS, @Bultra and @spyro2670 for the heads-up in the PSXHAX Shoutbox earlier today! :beer:
PS3 WebKitSploit and PS3 Playground WIP Github Forks by Esc0rtd3w.jpg
 

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Looks nice but what's the point? We have cfw for years already and if someone have super slim he can just sell it and buy older one
Safe proofing the PS3 from mod menus to perhaps unbans and further down the road perhaps a discovery hacking a higher firmware past 3.55 OFW

There's a lot of possibilities and to be quite honest if this was going on at the height of custom firmware a lot of discoveries would have already been discovered or at least a better understanding that is being approached now
 
WOW this is fcking awesome news. We hope soon all PS3 users will enjoy the fantastic world of homebrew especially the PS3 Super Slim owners like me :D:D:D:D:D
 
So this is like the Wii U 5.5.1 exploit, but I sometimes ask myself "Will it just launch the pkgs in the USB? Or we could install CFW by the exploit?" I wish someone could wonder with me.
 
He's wasting his time. Better work on PS4
I wouldn't say that to be honest. In this case, the bugs used (at least for the webKit exploit) were backported from PS4.

To add to this, he's doing work on a console which is for the most part out of it's life cycle. Any and all exploits made for PS4 right now will be patched instantly. I have a strong feeling that most of the PS4 exploits (at least the major ones) will not be released until the console loses first party software support.
 
I wouldn't say that to be honest. In this case, the bugs used (at least for the webKit exploit) were backported from PS4.

To add to this, he's doing work on a console which is for the most part out of it's life cycle. Any and all exploits made for PS4 right now will be patched instantly. I have a strong feeling that most of the PS4 exploits (at least the major ones) will not be released until the console loses first party software support.
Brilliant
 
He's wasting his time. Better work on PS4
Well, seeing that I don't have a PS4 yet and I have a CFW and an OFW PS3, and also the fact that I have been learning PPC and patching PSN apps on the PS3 for a while, I thought this was an un-tapped area that could be utilized.

And why not? What is your argument against it? The vulnerabilities will most likely NEVER get patched!
 
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