PSX-Place recommends that upgrades are not performed beyond version 4.81. Note: 25xx are the 2010 PS3 Slim models, and 30xx are the 2011 Slim models. If we get the results we wish, we should be able to make a TaiHEN type of hack for all consoles including superslims.'

It's only after that flash management project is done, in hopefully March that we will begin working on exploiting lv2. You could also overwrite the flash memory in more recent consoles but that would result in a brick due to metldr2. It will enable flash dumps from all consoles but flash write only to all consoles up to 25xx, so consoles that are are not cfw compatible will not really benefit just yet, except for dumping flash & idps but not for JB.įor those with CFW compatible consoles on OFW, once flash is overwritten with a db OFW copy, a user can reboot then install the CFW of their choice. 'For now the main project we are working on will not jailbreak all consoles. However, the team expects to begin work on a 'HEN' type of in-ram exploit for those models starting in March.īguerville of the PS3Xploit team released the following statement: Users with newer consoles, Super Slims and certain models of Slims, will not be able to install CFW or downgrade. Upon release, downgrades are expected to be compatible with most models.

The 4.81 IDPS dumper is available for download at psx-place.Īdditional announcements from the PS3Xploit team include:Ī flash memory dumper being released soon for all models.Ĭonsoles that are CFW compatible may soon be able to downgrade their software. Users should never disclose their IDPS with other people on public forums or channels because someone could steal an IDPS to get their console un-banned, burying the code, and rendering it useless for the original owner. The IDPS is a unique console identifier and has been used to decrypt the encrypted contents of the PS3 hard drive or 'un-ban' a console. They released an IDPS Dumper for 4.81 and shared some details on what users can expect on the site psx-place.įor starters, the IDPS dumper is running on the latest 4.81 firmware and the latest version of the tool, 0.2.1, will work with all PS3 models, including the Super Slim. Individuals that were able to secure a download confirmed the leak was in fact legitimate.ĭespite the breach, the development team associated with PS3Xploit have confirmed it is still in the works. Most PS3 enthusiast sites attempted to contain the leak by refusing to share download links. Unfortunately, someone leaked a portion of his work soon afterward. PS3 Developer esc0rtd3w announced last week he's been working on a hack, codenamed PS3Xploit, for the PS3 4.81 firmware with a tentative release around Christmas.

Cfw on ps3 4.81