PS4 WebKitty V2 Offline Jailbreak Server ESP32 S3 ported by Vegueta1 supported PS4 firmware 6.7x, 7. xx, 9. xx, 10. xx, 11. xx, 12.xx, 13. xx.

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PS4 WebKitty V2 Offline Jailbreak Server ESP32 S3-MON16R8-WROOM-1 support from 6.7x up to 13.52 PS4 FW GoldHEN v2.4b18.12 AIO Fix ported by Vegueta1

A complete, offline PS4 WebKitty V2 exploit host running entirely on the ESP32‑S3 MON16R8 WROOM‑1 module. This project delivers fast page serving, stable caching, and a fully self‑contained jailbreak environment with no internet required. Designed specifically for the MON16R8 WROOM‑1 (16MB flash, 8MB PSRAM).

Go here to flash it via Web Flasher: https://vegueta-1.github.io/PS4-WebKitty-V2-Offline-Jailbreak-Server-ESP32-S3-MON16R8-WROOM-1/

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WebKitty


A modular collection of WebKit-based exploit chains for the PlayStation 4. (Formerly known as PSFree Enhanced)

Features Core Exploit & Execution Auto-detection: Automatically detects console type and firmware version. WebKit Exploits: Entry point via the console's web browser using PSFree, Bad Hoist, CSSFontFace or slopkit. Kernel Exploits: Escalates privileges to kernel level using Lapse, Netctrl, or Sleirsgoevy's 6.7x. Payload Loader: After successful kernel exploitation, payloads or listens for incoming payloads on port 9020. Barebone Jailbreak Experience option: Executes the exploit in a minimal DOM footprint and automatically redirects back to the main page upon completion. Firmware-Based Caching: Caches only what your specific firmware version requires instead of caching everything offline. Interface & Customization Themes & Layouts: Customizable layout modes with independent theme options. HEN Flavor Selector: Toggle between HEN and GoldHEN, with integrated GoldHEN version selection. Descriptive Payload Selection: Clear descriptions and unsupported payload loading protection. Multilingual Support: Dynamic language switcher.



Copyright and Authors AGPL-3.0-or-later (see LICENSE). Part of this repo belongs to the group anonymous. We refer to anonymous contributors as "anonymous" as well. https://github.com/ArabPixel/WebKitty

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How to use it:

- Go to Settings → Network → Set Up Internet Connection → Use Wi-Fi → Custom if not it will give you an error Connect the PS4 to ESP32-S3 Exploit-PS4 →Password is→ password→ IP Adress Settings- Automatic→ DHCP Host Name- Do Not Specify→ DNS Settings- Automatic→ MTU Settings- Automatic→ Proxy Server- Do Not Use.

-Test Connection

- Do not open the Internet Browser.

- Go to Settings → User's Guide / Helpful Info → User Guide


This Is a Screen Shot from my 12.50 Fw PS4
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Last edited by Vegueta1,
Thanks bro. Working just fine on my LilyGO T-Dongle-S3-Plus.
Is there a way to edit the WiFi settings? Because I'd like to add a password and change the ssid.
 
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Thank you very much.
It’s running PERFECTLY on my Synology NAS on my internal network. Thank you so much for this EXCELLENT WORK.



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and make a version that run on​

Waveshare ESP32-C5 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Development Board, 16MB Flash and 8MB PStatic RAM, 240MHz RISC-V Processor, ESP32-C5-WROOM-1 Series Module, Multi-Protocol RISC-V MCU, Standard Version​

 

and make a version that run on​

Waveshare ESP32-C5 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Development Board, 16MB Flash and 8MB PStatic RAM, 240MHz RISC-V Processor, ESP32-C5-WROOM-1 Series Module, Multi-Protocol RISC-V MCU, Standard Version​

I don't have that board for tested but I can make the bin I updated so now support up to 13.52 now has a password and a different ssid name
 
tell my what name you want for ssid and password on a DM i can make a new bin for you with that bake in.
It's Ok. I've compiled my own and mixed it with stooged's PS4-Dongle so I can use the admin page for the WiFi settings.
Thanks anyways.
 

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