Introducing QuickHEN, an innovative all-in-one webkit toolkit, which includes the game-changing PsFree exploit. Developer CelesteBlue recently announced the groundbreaking PsFree, a brand new Webkit exploit designed for PS4 6.00 to 9.60. In addition to this, a release (or pre-release) of the exploit is also available for PS5 1.00 to 5.50. This Webkit exploit is based on CVE-2022-22620 and has been enhanced and implemented by CelesteBlue, building on the original implementation by “abc” in the PlayStation Devwiki Discord forum.
CelesteBlue also revealed the forthcoming QuickHEN PS4, an all-in-one toolkit featuring all the necessary Webkit exploits for PS4 3.15 to 9.60, including kernel exploits for compatible firmwares. It’s important to note that the PsFree release is very recent and is currently undergoing testing by the hacking community, so results aren’t guaranteed. Testers have reported errors and issues with the current release, so it’s advised to wait for bug fixes if you’re prioritizing stability.
PsFree is a work-in-progress Webkit exploit for PS4 firmwares 6.00 to 9.60, and for PS5 1.00 to 5.50, based on CVE-2022-22620, developed by security researchers Sergei Glazunov and Maddie Stone. In the context of PS4/PS5 hacking, a Webkit exploit is a usermode exploit that grants limited access to run unsigned code on the console. When combined with a kernel exploit, which is currently available for PS4 and PS5, a usermode exploit like PsFree can lead to a jailbreak of the console.
While the PsFree release is still in the beta phase, it represents a major breakthrough for the PS4 and PS5 hacking community. It’s a fast, stable, and convenient exploit that could potentially replace existing exploits and serve as an entry point for future kernel exploits. Those interested in testing PsFree can access it through Zecoxao’s public host or host the exploit themselves for local testing. However, it’s important to exercise caution and manage expectations due to the recent nature of the release and ongoing testing.
In summary, the arrival of PsFree and QuickHEN marks an exciting new era in PS4 and PS5 hacking, offering the community a multitude of possibilities and opportunities. Keep an eye on CelesteBlue’s developments as they continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible with these Webkit exploits.
