Well good question...
From what I have read the industry norm is around 90 days for coordinated vulnerability disclosure, but complicated vulnerabilities can take substantially longer.
For PlayStation specifically, Sony says it acknowledges...
This would maybe be better for PS4, which has jaguar cores, later processors are not affected, I think.
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hmmm, hopefully 13.60 also, but the tweet says 13.42 and below :/
Not unless you'll get a higher HV and / or Linux version for max 9.xx.
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Well I bought multiple consoles and have 4 now. All of them got an NVMe SSD installed. One has a 4TB drive and the others got a 8TB drive (Gen4/Gen5).
How much time average for disclosure once it is accepted ? 3 months ? 6 ?
Uhmm, 12.00... but is there some site to test usermode only slopkit ? supporting upto 13.60 ?
Yup. But the bugz needs to be disclosed. That's g00d (at least 4 us)
Won't happen with all though because not all are that relevant for the hacking scene.
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Changes impact 09.00 - 12.00. So https://jordyidk.github.io/slopkit/
4 others...
100% agree....hence my question above... Once the payload manager is up and running you just simply use nanodns and 127.0.0.1... Just a side note, using 127.0.0.2 will stop the payload manager finding the updates even if using nanodns. Hence I...
Dude is defo smoking something that's for sure...... :D
Back a few months and the panic was real as were the emotions... funny how things just swing around hey?
Yeah :D btw, those notices saying "resolved"... is that when SONY pays ? :D
In another subject: that update from Jordy... is that the one that runs when we go to jordyidk.github.io/slopkit/ ( or zecoxao.github.io/slopkit/ ) ? It always says...
Minor update: Jordy rewrote poops (still contains most of egys code), added missing 9.05 profile, stability is a bit better reenabled Kstuff and added PLK pld manager tile aswell. And... some small adjustments from the last hour.
Link...