Comment on The PS5 hacking scene just took a big leap forward
LucidNightmare@anarchist.nexus 15 hours ago
I can’t comment on ModdedWarfare’s channel since I don’t have a YouTube account, but my PS5 is still on 4.03.
Most of the comments on his videos are those of people who are never really patient enough for these types of things, so I wish I could talk to someone who has a low firmware like myself and them let me know if I need to stay on 4.03 for any future exploits, or is it time to get the latest firmware that can use these new exploits?
inclementimmigrant@lemmy.world 14 hours ago
Or you know, read the article or the release notes.
LucidNightmare@anarchist.nexus 14 hours ago
Wow.
I did and didn’t see anything pertaining to whether or not someone SHOULD update from an older firmware.
You might be new to the jailbreaking scene, so let me explain. There are certain firmwares that are going to be more capable than others. This also means that there are firmwares that developers will focus on more than the newest one, either because their own machine is a specific firmware or because that’s where most of the other tools for jailbreaking are still being worked on.
Imagine making a comment about wanting to talk to someone about something because you want THEIR input, then you come in and point to the fucking article that doesn’t have anything about what I am asking about.
Dickhead.
innermachine@lemmy.world 14 hours ago
To be fair 4.03 isn’t even supported firmware. It’s 7.0-13.5 as the GitHub page states. I have no personal experience to share about it as I don’t own a ps5 though, wish you luck jailbreaking ur unit! Always a bit of a nerve wrecking experience especially the first time with a specific device.
LucidNightmare@anarchist.nexus 14 hours ago
Thanks for being kind, at the very least!
It’s already been jailbroken, but certain firmwares will get more love and attention in the scene. Kstuff, shadowmount, etc. are all important things to keep in mind when thinking about updating to newer firmwares. I have access to more jailbreaks because of the low firmware.
Like, in another year, their might be another vulnerability found in older firmwares like mine that could enable a full untethered jailbreak. That’s what I would LOVE to see. It would just be nice to have an actual conversation with someone about it is all I was saying.
Thanks again, seriously. :-]
inclementimmigrant@lemmy.world 14 hours ago
And again, read the article or THE FUCKING RELEASE NOTES that literally outline what firmware it works on.
Lazy ass.
LucidNightmare@anarchist.nexus 13 hours ago
Okay, reading isn’t your strong suit.
Have a terrible day.