Post: [BREAKING NEWS:]►HV Exploit and Dump from lv2 GameOS
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12-28-2010, 12:36 AM
#1
NextGenTactics
Banned
That is it guys!! almost full control of the Ps3 now! Hacker Extraordinaire Graf_Chokolo announced minutes ago that he successfully exploited the hypervisor through gameOS here is what he had to say on the matter:
Originally posted by another user
have just exploited and dumped HV 3.15 from GameOS
I used memory glitching like Geohot to get dangling HTAB entry but 2nd and 3rd stages are quite different. I used my knowledge about HV internals and created a simpler exploit for stage2 and stage3.
I didn’t use second VAS like Geohot. I used lv1_undocumented_function_114 and lv1_undocumented_function_115 to exploit HV after i got a dangling HTAB entry
I will make everything public very soon and i plan to dump HV 3.41 in the next days
Happy new year guys
I used memory glitching like Geohot to get dangling HTAB entry but 2nd and 3rd stages are quite different. I used my knowledge about HV internals and created a simpler exploit for stage2 and stage3.
I didn’t use second VAS like Geohot. I used lv1_undocumented_function_114 and lv1_undocumented_function_115 to exploit HV after i got a dangling HTAB entry
I will make everything public very soon and i plan to dump HV 3.41 in the next days
Happy new year guys
Originally posted by jo2305
Guys, this basically means that soon, if all the hv's and gameos's work the same on all systems (and firmwares) that everyone will be able to hack into their consoles and host modded lobbies for every game out there.
Everyone will have full control of the ps3's RAM, meaning that you can call a function, or run a program, probably just basically whenever you want.
That means that, just like on the PC, there will be cheaters, aimbotters and wallhackers, ppl who are 100th prestige with no skill, and a whole lot of piracy. Worse than it is now.
Other than that, THIS IS AWESOME!!!!
Everyone will have full control of the ps3's RAM, meaning that you can call a function, or run a program, probably just basically whenever you want.
That means that, just like on the PC, there will be cheaters, aimbotters and wallhackers, ppl who are 100th prestige with no skill, and a whole lot of piracy. Worse than it is now.
Other than that, THIS IS AWESOME!!!!
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12-28-2010, 03:30 AM
#11
cocoabean772
Keeper
Originally posted by ihaxgames
You sir are retarded. /facepalm It will likely still work on 3.55 and possibly future firmware versions, as to patch it sony will have to completely re-amp and upgrade security, which they won't, as they're too cheap, and if they do it would cause more problems than fix, so technically you should care.
I guess progress in the PS3 scene should be shunned by all :carling:
I guess progress in the PS3 scene should be shunned by all :carling:
Are u stupid?! First when sony finds out how he did it when he releases the info they are going to patch it so fast that it will be of no use in the next 2 days. Sony Care so much about the ps3 and will not let it get hacked that easy. Your going to just see what I mean when his info is released
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12-28-2010, 03:33 AM
#12
ihaxgames
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by cocoabean772
Are u stupid?! First when sony finds out how he did it when he releases the info they are going to patch it so fast that it will be of no use in the next 2 days. Sony Care so much about the ps3 and will not let it get hacked that easy. Your going to just see what I mean when his info is released
They have done that in the past, however why didn't they do that when you dump the HV in linux? They made running linux not possible, why? because they couldn't fix it any easier way, they can't remove gameOS, the best they can do is re-amp security, which would be expensive, and take time
12-28-2010, 03:38 AM
#13
cocoabean772
Keeper
Originally posted by ihaxgames
They have done that in the past, however why didn't they do that when you dump the HV in linux? They made running linux not possible, why? because they couldn't fix it any easier way, they can't remove gameOS, the best they can do is re-amp security, which would be expensive, and take time
You are right but I bet you they will re-amp the security they have the money to do it and they will because not only will PS will be pissed game devs will and Sony will end up losing even more money
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12-28-2010, 03:42 AM
#14
ihaxgames
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by cocoabean772
You are right but I bet you they will re-amp the security they have the money to do it and they will because not only will PS will be pissed game devs will and Sony will end up losing even more money
I don't think they'll lose much money, look at the 360, hacked from inside out, and people still play it, game devs just protect their games the best they can, Sony won't even bother if it costs too much, the truth is most end users won't be able to do the exploit anyways, and good hackers will choose not to update and figure something out that would work on newer firmwares before they choose to update
12-28-2010, 03:43 AM
#15
Mr.Pure420
Banned
12-28-2010, 03:54 AM
#16
jkry_2_1_
Call Me The CodFather
Originally posted by ihaxgames
You sir are retarded. /facepalm It will likely still work on 3.55 and possibly future firmware versions, as to patch it sony will have to completely re-amp and upgrade security, which they won't, as they're too cheap, and if they do it would cause more problems than fix, so technically you should care.
I guess progress in the PS3 scene should be shunned by all :carling:
I guess progress in the PS3 scene should be shunned by all :carling:
to cheap? are you kidding? sony patches ANY AND EVERYTHING THIS IS SONY!!!
12-28-2010, 03:58 AM
#17
ihaxgames
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by jkry
to cheap? are you kidding? sony patches ANY AND EVERYTHING THIS IS SONY!!!
I will warn you I do know that, however the jailbreak was a simple exploit once knowledge of how it worked was public, however this same exploit was done in OtherOS, right before sony removed it. Why remove a feature instead of patching it? Because it's either too expensive or they couldn't
12-28-2010, 11:34 AM
#18
SolidSnake77
Grunt
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