(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Rogero has posted an released a proof of concept CFW today implementing the use of 3.56/3.6 keys. It is only a POC meaning this is to show that it can be done, and we can probably see more implementation of this in the future.

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Rogero once again hits us with a double wammy. Heres an update to his popular Rogero CEX-3.55 CFW V3.5. This is a POC to prove to others it can be done. He as added 3.56 and 3.60 keys. It currently can only load 3.56 games but 3.60 might be in the works. Time will tell
v3.5
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1- Added the 3.56 and 3.60 appldr/NPDRM key sets.
2- Patched many version checks and extended keys table index to activate the usage of newly added keys.
3- Games with Eboots version 3.56 are now working without the need for any patch, the CFW can decrypt the Eboot on the fly.
4- Games with Eboots version 3.60 are still giving an error on load due to some additional 3.60 checks that are being worked on.
(“EAUTHFAIL | 0×80010017 | Program authentication fail (Error starting BluRay game)” which may need to be addressed outside appldr)

Important Note:
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This CFW is released only as a Proof of Concept for adding newer keys to 3.55 CFW.
The 3.60 keys are already added to this CFW but some additional patching is needed on some loaders to bring the 3.60 functionality to the CFW.

Special Thanks to eussNL for his assisstance and help with the specific patches and tasks used to build and test the CFW.
Special Thanks to glu0n for his awesome reversing/patching skills on the loaders.

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Saw it already on his twitter xd but i think this is pretty usefull now we dont need to encrypt and sign the eboots

yeah this will be the cfw around and we can expect much now

so this basically means that we will most likely see a 3.60 - 4.21 CFW?

No these keys allows us to play game, that we couldn't before.

finally we can play 3.60 + games on CFW 3.55.

Does this one have the built in SEN/PSN access