Oliver Haslam on March 11, 2018, 1:06 pm

PS4 4.55 Public Exploit Rewritten To Work With Latest Firmware 5.50

You don’t need to be the biggest PS4 homebrew fan in the world to know that it is perhaps the most interesting community to keep an eye on right now. With new exploits being found seemingly more regularly than the world of iOS jailbreaking and some high profile iOS names now plying their trade over in the PS4 hacking community, there is plenty to sink your teeth into.

Take the news shared by hacker qwertyoruiop via Twitter in which we found out that the recently released PS4 software version 5.50 can now be exploited.

The new exploit is based on a previous one that worked just fine on PS4 firmware 4.55. With version 5.50, Sony patched that particular hole, although, apparently, not for long. We told you all about the PS4 firmware hack that was good to go on 4.55 very recently, and now, despite Sony’s efforts, those who upgraded to 5.50 are also able to get their exploit on thanks to qwertyoruiop’s work.

The previous exploit caused lots of excitement last week when it was turned into a full firmware 4.55 jailbreaking method. There was even a YouTube video shared in which we saw the whole process carried out, complete with the insinuation that a payload could be attached to the exploit that would open the PS4 up to the usual things we expect with jailbreaking, particularly piracy.

It’s likely this that saw Sony patch the exploit initially, and for that very same reason we expect Sony to be working to patch everything all over again in their next release.

For now, you can download qwertyoruiop’s work for firmware 5.50 crack.bargains/550/.

(Source: quertyoruiop [Twitter])