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Storage of PS4 controllers?

CSSFontFace-Exploit Host on the XIAO ESP32-C3 - 100% Offline

ih8god · 2026-08-02T10:55:47+00:00

Hi all, So first thing is that I have only tested this on one PS4 which is on 9.00. In theory, it should work on the outlined supported versions though but if not, here is fair warning that I can't confirm anything other than 9.00 on a slim. With that out of the way, if anyone has one of those XIAO ESP32-C3 boards doing nothing, which would not be a shocker really, there is finally a good use for the tiny little thing!! Here is a random listing for the board to confirm. I have put the CSS FontFace PS4/PS5 exploit source as of sometime yesterday or so into an offline webserver host and since this exploit doesn't need USB control, the XIAO ESP32-C3 has found its purpose in the world! -Steps to use- 01 - Download binary from link 02 - Flash XIAO ESP32-C3 board with bin file. 03 - Connect XIAO ESP32-C3 to power source. Can be USB, battery or whatever. Can be via the PS4 as well but doesn't need to be; anything should suffice. 04 - On the PS4, set up a network connection and do the easy way and automatic everything. Run the test if you want when done and it should get an IP address and fail internet test. 05 - Back out to Settings. Scroll way up to the top and pick User's Guide/helpful Info 06 - Pick User's Guide again. 07 - It should default to the Auto Jailbreak being unchecked and cache the page as soon as it opens up. 08 - Once cached, click the button to run the exploit. 09 - You should be good to go. Do what thou wilt I guess. I for some reason still mostly use Goldhen 2.3 so compiled a binary with it but I also did one with Goldhen 2.4b18.10. Both download links are below. XiaoESP32C3_CSSFontFace_XploitHost_Goldhen2.4b18.10 XiaoESP32C3_CSSFontFace_XploitHost_Goldhen2.3_9.00 SSID: Xiao_Xploithost Pass: password You shouldn't need to type any web address into any bar. 100% offline. Never connects to the internet. Also, here are some screenshots to show the basics of things. Just like being jailed and the user guide section running the page, being unjailed and the only firmware and console I tested on. Sorry if I missed anything but if so, let me know. On FW9.00 and with Goldhen 2.3 On FW9.00 and with Goldhen 2.4b18.10 Cheers and bless you all! - D0ng3r

Thread starter Bennydict378
Start date Jun 12, 2026
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Replies 3

Bennydict378

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Jun 12, 2026

How do you guys store your old controllers? Do you just put them away in a box , put them in a ziploc bag, put it in a drawer?

AndorfRequissa

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Jun 12, 2026

i try to keep the original packaging and have for most. if i dont have the original packaging i will put them in old small amazon delivery boxes putting the storage peanuts in the box to keep anything from pushing on the controllers if the box somehow starts falling apart.

I then put stuff once its boxed in a plastic tote so that it is sheltered from light and inside the tote put some silicon packets so that it can ensure that humidity etc doesnt somehow over time cause any issues inside of the tote.