Hacking thefl0w tweated/hinted 6.20 kexploit maybe coming soon.

[Aneesh India]

I feel it's not gonna be this year. Too much of waiting . It's been more than two years since the last jb

 

[Deleted User]

I feel it's not gonna be this year. Too much of waiting . It's been more than two years since the last jb

It all comes down to whats found and whats shared.

 

[KiiWii]

I know there are about 5 people working independently to achieve the same goal, for various reasons.

It’s just a matter of time before something gives.

But that length of time is indeterminate.

I have a feeling it would speed up if there was a bounty.

 

[chrisrlink]

I'm wondering if something exist in secret for 7.02 or possibly a loophole to downgrade to 6.20? because i got a 7.02 ps4 that the seller updated previously

 

[peteruk]

I know there are about 5 people working independently to achieve the same goal, for various reasons.

It’s just a matter of time before something gives.

But that length of time is indeterminate.

I have a feeling it would speed up if there was a bounty.

In your opinion will these 5 people be working on 6.20 or will those of us on the latest (7 whatever) be looked after too

 

[magico29]

hell yeah!!! be ready.

 

[KiiWii]

In your opinion will these 5 people be working on 6.20 or will those of us on the latest (7 whatever) be looked after too

It ranges: 5.50/6.20/7.00 seem to be the main versions.

Some are also working on firmware agnostic vectors to bring new solutions.

I would bet on 5.5x before anything else, 6.2x if we are lucky, 7.xx when several higher versions exist to prevent online haxxing.

 

[kingbradley6000]

even once the ps5 releases, is there any hope that a kexploit will go public?

 

[MostlyUnharmful]

Some are also working on firmware agnostic vectors to bring new solutions.

If I was really really bored, I would test RowHammer for PS4's GDDR5. ^__^;

Unfortunately, I think I've read somewhere that Javascript doesn't offer precise timers anymore — to avoid fingerprinting for privacy reasons — so WebKit exploit would still be necessary...

 

[KiiWii]

If I was really really bored, I would test RowHammer for PS4's GDDR5. ^__^;

Unfortunately, I think I've read somewhere that Javascript doesn't offer precise timers anymore — to avoid fingerprinting for privacy reasons — so WebKit exploit would still be necessary...

Interesting, I’ve just been reading up on this, we must be able to write our own timers for better granularity? Idk.

https://gbatemp.net/threads/would-it-be-possible-to-rowhammer-a-ps4.383646/

No one ever answered.

There was also nethammer, and throwhammer, but not sure how useful they could be either. If they rely on JIT it would be a pretty solid: nope.

 

[MostlyUnharmful]

There was also nethammer, and throwhammer, but not sure how useful they could be either. If they rely on JIT it would be a pretty solid: nope.

Get it to work straight from the browser would be asking too much in my opinion, but I wouldn't mind to use it to escalate privileges...

 

[KiiWii]

Get it to work straight from the browser would be asking too much in my opinion, but I wouldn't mind to use it to escalate privileges...

That’s all we have publicly right now

Potentially we also have older Webmaf apps, and I have heard of a zero day USB based attack, which also hasn’t been patched yet.

 

[jammybudga777]

I know there are about 5 people working independently to achieve the same goal, for various reasons.

It’s just a matter of time before something gives.

But that length of time is indeterminate.

I have a feeling it would speed up if there was a bounty.

i personally think the flow is waiting for his paypal too get some attention then we might see a release

 

[KiiWii]

i personally think the flow is waiting for his paypal too get some attention then we might see a release

Has he linked his PayPal for donations?

 

[jammybudga777]

pretty sure it was linked on one of 3 sites a couple weeks ago. but was removed by a moderator or from who ever originally made the post