Ontwikkelaar TheFlow heeft Vita Firmware 3.67 gekraakt!

Scene ontwikkelaar TheFloW heeft meer informatie gegeven omtrent recente aanpassingen die hij heeft doorgevoerd om VitaShell compatibel te maken met firmware 3.67. Op twitter bevestigd de ontwikkelaar in het bezit te zijn van exploits met user en kernel access.

Te hard van stapel lopen is nog niet nodig want hoewel hij een release beloofd zal die ten vroegste op het einde van het jaar gebeuren. Vermoedelijk wil hij op die manier toekomstige firmware updates afwachten.

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Exactly a year ago on the 18.2.17 I found an user entry point.
Two weeks ago when my university holidays began, I had time for the vita again and told myself to finally hack 3.67.
Just a day after, I found a kernel vulnerability.

— TheFloW (@theflow0) February 18, 2018

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It took me exactly two weeks (I worked 8h a day on it) to exploit 3.67.
So yes, I have got a full chain exploit for 3.67 and I did this without even using a devkit.
I will release it. But NOT any time soon. I'd say at the end of this year or maybe even next year.

— TheFloW (@theflow0) February 18, 2018

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The only thing I can do sooner is to port enso to 3.65 that you will be able to install from 3.60 (if and only if I have got time).
The thing is university starts tomorrow again, so I will NOT have alot of time for the scene.
Don't push me.
See ya

— TheFloW (@theflow0) February 18, 2018

PS: Vergeet niet om zo weinig mogelijk met het profiel van de ontwikkelaar te communiceren. Retweets en Spam resulteren onvermijdelijk in een block.

Also note to the scene, I have never told you why I blocked some people: If you mass retweet/like (lif I see you like ten times on my notifications) or comment bullshit, ask me to do stuff or tell bad jokes, I'll block you.

— TheFloW (@theflow0) February 18, 2018

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As always, all my work is voluntary and nonprofit, however you can support my work by making a small donation – no matter how small, I'd be very thankful! https://t.co/6SGxEyrOi5

— TheFloW (@theflow0) January 28, 2018