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PS4 Jailbreaking       Thread starter PSXHAX       Start date Feb 12, 2022 at 4:42 AM       103      
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Proceeding his PS4 Server 9.00 / PS4 Server 9.00u for ESP8266 D1 Mini & Pro, PS4Scene developer @stooged shared on the forum an ESP32 Server 9.00u for the PS4 9.00 pOOBs4 Exploit with ESP32 S2 Boards noting the best would be an S2 Mini as they're small and around $5 only. :geek:

Download: ESP32-Server-900u-main.zip / GIT

Here's further details from the README.md: ESP32 Server 9.00u

This is a project designed for the ESP32-S2 and ESP32 boards to provide a wifi http server, dns server and *USB storage emulation. It is for the PS4 9.00 OOB Exploit.

⚠️ If your board is an ESP32 the USB emulation will not be available so you will need to wire a USB drive up to it like this project PS4-Server-900u or you can manually plug and unplug a USB drive for exfathax. This is a wiring diagram for the ESP32 boards.

:thumbup: If your board is an ESP32-S2 you do not need a USB drive with this project as it emulates a USB mass storage device to the console and triggers a filesystem bug to leverage the exploit (exfathax).

These ESP32-S2 boards can be used for a plug and play setup (no wiring):

4MB boards
16MB boards
These ESP32-S2 boards will need a usb A plug wired up to them:

4MB boards
The project is built using ESPAsyncWebServer and AsyncTCP so you need to add these libraries to arduino:
Install or update the ESP32 core by adding this url to the Additional Boards Manager URLs section in the arduino "Preferences".
Code:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_index.json
Then goto the "Boards Manager and install or update the "esp32" core.

The only files required on the storage of the esp32 are the .bin payloads, everything else is handled internally including generating a list of payloads.

You can still modify the html by uploading your own index.html, if there is no index.html on the storage the internal pages will be used.

If you have problems compiling the sketch make sure the ESP32 library is up to date.

The firmware is updatable via http and the payload files can be managed via http.

You can access the main page from the userguide or the consoles webbrowser using any hostname.

Implemented internal pages:
  • admin.html - the main landing page for administration.
  • index.html - if no index.html is found the server will generate a simple index page and list the payloads automatically.
  • info.html - provides information about the esp board.
  • upload.html - used to upload files(.bin) to the esp board for the webserver.
  • update.html - used to update the firmware on the esp board (fwupdate.bin).
  • fileman.html - used to view / download / delete files on the internal storage of the esp board.
  • config.html - used to configure wifi ap and ip settings.
  • reboot.html - used to reboot the esp board
Installation is simple you just use the arduino ide to flash the sketch/firmware to the esp32 board.

Next you connect to the wifi access point with a pc/laptop, PS4_WEB_AP is the default SSID and password is the default password.

Then use a webbrowser and goto http://10.1.1.1/admin.html 10.1.1.1 is the default webserver ip or http://ps4.local

On the side menu of the admin page select File Uploader and then click Select Files and locate the data folder inside the ESP32_Server_900 folder in this repo and select all the files inside the data folder and click Upload Files you can then goto Config Editor and change the password for the wifi ap.

Alternatively if you install this plugin to the arduino ide you can upload the files to the esp32-s2 with the arduino ide by selecting Tools > ESP32 Sketch Data Upload
PS4 ESP32 Server 9.00u for ESP32 S2 Boards by Stooged 2.jpg

The files uploaded using this method are found in the data folder inside the ESP32_Server_900u folder.
PS4 ESP32 Server 9.00u for ESP32 S2 Boards by Stooged.jpg
 

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The pins near usb connection only.

1 down
2 up
3 down
4 up

In this way just connect the board to ps4 and it works to emulate usb. If you want instead to flash the board, you have to invert the pins near usb connection in this way:

1 up
2 down
3 up
4 down

Stooged helped me to understand this way, and I thank him again.
 
Thank you @koip for the response. So what method did you use to make it automatic. And how about the second pins what is the correct position of it? Thanks. Im about to upload it again using aduino.

The proper way is to flash using arduino in the position of pins inverted. Then after flashing I need to reposition the pins again before inserting it into my ps4? Is that the correct way sir? Thank you so much.
 
@koip thank you so much sir @stooged. im glad i found this forum. really appreciate the hard work.

Just an update i managed to make the esp32-s2 working. Now its fully functional. Big thanks to Sir @koip and of course to Sir @stooged for the workaround of the pins and the clear instructions of flashing. I did try nodemcu flasher as well and its also working flawlessly, Salute :)
 
I got a technical question regarding the wifi connect feature. I noticed some other users apparently had the same issue on github, so sorry if it's been asked. So I enabled the connect to wifi checkbox, and it manages to connect to my router no problem, I can see the AP in my dhcp table. But the esp32 does not provide any internet access to the ps4.

In the source code I didn't see anything blocking the specific Sony domains, so is it because all traffic through port 80 is being intercepted by the web server? Changing that port doesn't work for me (goes back to 80 after reboot) so couldn't test if that's the case or not.

So is it possible to connect to the internet using this or the connect to wifi is simply to use ftp or some other thing locally? Thanks
 
@jacoghi
What you trying to achieve? ps4 -> esp32 -> router? esp32 cant handled all the traffic , its performance just enough for hacking, not as a real "AP" for daily use.

I recommend ps4 connect to router directly. Navigate ps4 browser through esp32's LAN IP. And domain blocking can be done on router.
 
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