PS4 Jailbreak USB Whistle & CFW Rumored by H3ck34 / Ha4cker4net

This is just a rumor making rounds on the net at this point, but h3ck34 has been tweeting recently that a PS4 jailbreak device called the USB Whistle will be coming on February 20th with a PS4 CFW arriving no later than a month later on March 20th.

Is it legitimate? According to Wololo: "There are growing rumors that a group affiliated with the Cobra team (a team popular for some of their PS3 hardware mods, and the same team that announced the – yet to be released – cobra blackfin for PS Vita) have been working on a PS4 Jailbreak usb dongle."

Download: BF_manual.rar / Blackfin-1.0.rar / ADI Blackfin GNU Toolchain / Blackfin Software / EVAL-ADICUP360
While it wouldn't surprise me if the Cobra PS3 scene profiteers started milking the PS4 scene dry instead of releasing open-source freeware, I'm not holding my breath on this rumor being true just yet.

Below are some related tweets, feel free to comment with your own thoughts on the USB Whistle rumor:

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[SorenAlke]

did you see the video i linked to u in private?

 

[sEKTOR]

emulator binaries code?

 

[SorenAlke]

mostly messing with machine code for emulators in compiled state... makes stuff a lot more fun.

 

[Chaos Kid]

emulator binaries code?

There is a wackload of things you can do with emus if you know what your doing you can also pickyback on a # of different variations depending on the emu. Look at how the emu works and where it works from you also need to know if your onboard system has certain amount of those emus for it to work

He's using a cheat man's style of working with an emu my way is more complex but the end game means game over for developers

 

[PSXHAX]

I don't know what a 'wackload' is, but don't dare Google it

 

[GritNGrind]

There is a wackload of things you can do with emus if you know what your doing you can also pickyback on a # of different variations depending on the emu. Look at how the emu works and where it works from you also need to know if your onboard system has certain amount of those emus for it to work

He's using a cheat man's style of working with an emu my way is more complex but the end game means game over for developers

but the end game means game over for developers - Why say that, could be the beginning...

@SorenAlke - Care to share that video link if not for everyone, PM it to me? I wouldn't mind at least taking a look.

 

[SorenAlke]

Chaos Kid Has some stuff i sent him... of Ceemu Running at a decent frame rate despite my rig being only 8gbs of ram...
but ill say this and im going to say this once as Chaos Kid Knows this as well as i do. static recompilation is faster than dynamic recompilation.... Dynarec Can do wonders if you implement pointers properly... pcsx2 is hackable as it gets...

 

[Chaos Kid]

but the end game means game over for developers - Why say that, could be the beginning...

@SorenAlke - Care to share that video link if not for everyone, PM it to me? I wouldn't mind at least taking a look.

I have done it in such a way for yrs that gives me full control over the system. Big brother cod be doing this to add the whole full emulation process without pulling much resources but they don't they want as much money as they can get.

 

[SorenAlke]

@Chaos Kid if the emulator is written properly it is possible to run stuff that wasnt meant to work in the first place... case in point runnning a emu within a emu...

windows only integrated a linux sub filesystem since windows 7 and vista upwards to 8.1 and recently windows 10

 

[Chaos Kid]

The subsystem is based off of the old red hat project