95.91% liked this video 914 39Hi guys, Tech James here,New PS Vita News: Team XYZ shows off FW 3.69/3.70 hack for the PSVita! & TheFlow teases “modoru” which may be a hombrew firmware downgrade utility!This video is for educational purposes only.➤ (Article):➤ (CHEAP STEAM GAMES):➤ (Face Reveal):Music: Chill - Lo-fi Hip-Hop Please Like + SubscribeThis video can be removed, contact me directly: [email protected] Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.
In recent times, the PSVita has only been receiving minor updates that don’t do much except add some security fixes and remove features. Now, Sony released FW 3.70 which is yet another minor update and interestingly enough, it doesn’t even change NpDrm (game decryption) keys! What changed in FW 3.70?As far as the regular end-user is concerned, FW 3.70 barely changes anything as most of its changes are all under the hood. From SilicaAndPina’s comparison between files found in the 3.69 and 3.70 PUP file, the following saw changes:. The Calendar application and its background although VitaTricks didn’t get patched so it’s anyone guess as to what Sony did.The Near application, which was discontinued on July 31, 2017. Yifan Lu this as the string found in the plain text of the Vita’s secure kernel but it’s almost certainly just a meme!. The Settings and PS Store app.
Some things having to do with the kernel, Twitter and the store checkout plugin. The f00d key was apparently changed although Yifan Lu still appears to have been able to access the secure kernel’s plain text and get the master key which means that Sony’s measures didn’t change much when it comes to hacking.Will reF00D still work? Should I update to FW 3.70 if I want hacks?As the to those found in FW 3.69 and 3.68, will still work out the box without any modification. NPDRM is the encryption used with the games, while F00D is literally the security key responsible for all crypto on the device.in terms of hacking, if F00D wasn’t hacked and NPDRM changed, until a later firmare was exploited to derive compatibility packs from, all games from that firmware forward would be unusable.
Basically it would be the 3.60 limitation we saw all over again.By owning F00D, you effectively can decrypt anything in the system. User, kernel, if it has crypto, you have the keys to the kingdom.Sony’s attempt to change F00D was an attempt to remove that freedom, but ultimately it was pointless.
Having that ability could even potentially allow for actual modified firmware to be installed, bypassing the need for an OFW update.
Obviously, FW 3.70 has been hacked and Team XYZ has decided to show off their work to us all!In this video which can be seen in the tweet linked below, xyz boots up a PSVita 1000-series model running FW 3.70 (latest version of the Vita’s system software as of writing this article) in unhacked state.After that, he opens the web browser and runs the exploit from a local server since Team xyz’s hack targets WebKit similar to FW 3.60’s HENkaku. Towards the end of the video, MolecularShell (VitaShell) 1.43 is opened which indicates that some homebrew has already been fixed to function on FW 3.70. From the video, it can be seen that the main people behind this exploit chain (hack) are xyz, and; all of which are PSVita hacking veterans.As of right now, there is no mention of a release date or whether the exploit chain will be released or not. However, if you’re waiting for a hack to get HENkaku/taiHEN capabilities on FW 3.69/3.70, you’ll be getting a hack later this year by TheFlow for sure so you needn’t worry about being left out for too long! Battle for middle earth 1 mods.
TheFlow teases ‘modoru’ homebrew utilityCryptic tweets are nothing new in console hacking scenes and yet another one has surfaced to make us scratch our heads. This time, it’s teasing a homebrew utility called ‘modoru’ and were quick to point out that “modoru” means “to return” in Japanese which might be hinting at a utility allowing for firmware downgrading. When presented with a tweet that only contains this image, speculation is rife. However, everything’s pointing to one conclusion which is that “modoru” is a firmware downgrading utility!To further this suspicion, modoru’s LiveArea screen (by ) features a clock with an arrow going back which makes it quite likely that this homebrew is indeed software which lets you downgrade FW 3.67/8 to FW 3.60/5. If this is true, it would be quite useful since a downgrade to these firmwares would allow you to use HENkaku Enso thus granting you a hacked PSVita at boot-time therefore eliminating the need to rehack/rejailbreak your PSVita/PSTV every time you reboot it!Similar to the exploit mentioned above, it is uncertain about when/whether ‘modoru’ will be released or not.
That being said, TheFlow has a history of releasing great stuff such as Adrenaline and H-Encore and downgrading a PSVita’s firmware is apparently possible according to Yifan Lu. This is because, he said that downgrading may be as simple as modifying an encrypted minvers buffer sent to syscon during a firmware update. As mentioned by the text in bold, the software mentioned in this article does not have an ETA so it may or may not be released in the near future! This means that you shouldn’t nag Team XYZ or TheFlow for a release since you’d only be risking a Twitter account block from them if you do so.For now, all you can do is sit tight and wait for a while since and TheFlow has a past history of delivering so ‘modoru’ may be released in the near future potentially letting you enjoy HENkaku Enso on every hacked Vita you own soon!You may also donate a few bucks to the talented developers mentioned in this article through their Patreon links (if they have such an account).TheFlow’s Patreon:Davee’s Patreon.
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The Trinity Exploit, which as its name suggests is made up of three components, is an exploit chain allowing one to run native unsigned code on the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation TV. In other words, it lets you run your favourite homebrew, plugins and whatnot which means that FW 3.69/3.70 can now enjoy all the features that come with HENkaku/taiHEN!In a nutshell, this is most of what you need to know about it:.
The exploit runs inside the PSVita’s ePSP emulator which means that you MUST have a PSP game/mini/demo installed on your device in order to use it!. It works by first gaining control of execution rights in the ePSP emulator through a MIPS kernel exploit. Then it escapes it through another security vulnerability and finally, it runs native ARM code through an ARM kernel exploit. Trinity needs to be applied every time you perform a cold reboot as FW 3.67+ don’t support HENkaku Enso (see the last point for more info). QCMA backup hacking is required for this one so make sure you sit yourself down!Similar to, the Trinity exploit isn’t as straight forward as HENkaku to install and requires you to modify a QCMA backup. For whatever reason, codestation never released his final version of his vitamtp fork as a deb.You’ll have to roll your sleeves up and recompile codestation’s fork of vitamtp:Clone this repository and run this from the root of the respository:$ make distOnce compilation finishes successfully, inside of the binaries folder, you’ll find./binaries/libvitamtp52.5.9amd64.debInstall it by using dpkg:dpkg -i./binaries/libvitamtp52.5.9amd64.debCan’t remember what dependencies it needed but they were all available through apt.
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Once thi library is installed, you QCMA should work fine on anything Debian based.Hopefully that at least helps you get started. I really appreciate your replies, your time and effort, but i get errors i don’t know how to deal with. I’m hopeless. I’ll try a few more times and if i can’t do it, i’ll get a windows into a VM.
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The dependencies installed fine. The debuild had errors about dpkg-checkbuilddeps: error: Unmet build dependencies: pkg-configdpkg-buildpackage: warning: build dependencies/conflicts unsatisfied; abortingdpkg-buildpackage: warning: (Use -d flag to override.)so i used the -d flag and it tried but at the end failed.
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