RELEASE] REBUG 4.80.1 REX/D-REX – COBRA 7.3 – TOOLBOX 2.02.10

Rebug team has done it again and released their amazing cfw. There has been a few stuff that’s been added since 4.78.2

which includes improves system performance , this patch is from Sony  like always with there useless updates they are for  improves system performance or system stability.

Now onwards with what Rebug has added,

For Dex users on the xmb they can now toggle host information, while webMAN MOD 1.43.28  has  added support for 4.80 cfw and icons for “cfw-settings” on in-game menu added (Proper icons for “cfw-settings”)

FEATURES:

• Dual LV2 Kernels CEX/DEX
  (Swap your EID0/LV2 kernel using Rebug Toolbox in seconds)
• ALL Retail functions available in CEX mode
  (No need to install different firmware)
• ALL Debug functions available in DEX mode
  (No need to install different firmware)
• FULL ProDG Connectivity in DEX mode
  (Full Support on both Normal mode and Cobra mode)
• QA Token compatibility
• OtherOS++ support enabled
  (Use Rebug Toolbox to Boot OtherOS with different LV1 patches)
• Package Manager
  (Replacement for the standard ‘Install Package Files’ option)

INCLUDED:

• Rebug Toolbox 02.02.10
  (Install included Rebug Toolbox or higher for full compatibility)

PATCHED:

•  Appldr: LV2 memory hash check is disabled
  (Memory protection on LV2 is disabled in higher level)
• LV1: Disable System Integrity Check
  (Safe to use with mismatched COREOS/SYSCON versions or if PS3 is not QA enabled)
• LV2: Peek and Poke support for LV1
  (LV2 Syscall 8 and 9)
• LV2: LV1 CALL System call
  (LV2 Syscall 10)
• Recovery: Prevent accidental OFW update while on Recovery mode
• VSH: Allow Unsigned act.dat and *.rif files
• SH: Disable Unlinking/Deleting of act.dat
  (Improved patches applied)
• SH: Disable NEW PSP DRM Check(Allowing unsigned PSP pkg contents on 4.75 or higher CFW)
• VSH: Disable Epilepsy Warning for Faster Boot-Up Speed
• Fake Save Data Owner
  (Use Game Saves from ANY Owner)
• In Game Screenshot
  (Allows taking screenshots in Game)
• Disabled flag check in PARAM for Remote Play
  (For better compatibility with remote play, custom flags in PARAM is recommended)
• Lock/Unlock Trophies (Offline only)
• Cinavia protection fully disabled
  (Supports optical media/bd iso, AACS must be decrypted)
• Full BD/DVD Playback support on both CEX/DEX mode
  (BD/DVD movies can now be played on DEX mode, major thanks to mysis!)
• COBRA 7.3
  (Disabled by default, Toolbox required to enable)
• 1.43.28 MOD REBUG EDITION *UPDATED
  (Full Webman intergration supports both CEX/DEX 4.80)
• XMB CFW settings v0.1a
  (XMB icons for simple CFW tasks available via REBUG TOOLBOX 2.02.10)
• PSN/SEN Accesibility
  (PSN /SEN Accessible , until the next OFW update)
• XMBM+ Compatibility
  (XMB Manager Plus developed by Team XMBM now supported via standalone pkgs.)

Source: rebug.me

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Mamba PRX LOADER v 2.1.5 + Autoloader

Program: Mamba PRX LOADER + Auto loader Version:2.1.5 Source: gamesonic.it Download: via GitHub
Notes:

NZV the developer has released a new version of Mamba PRX loader in 2.1.5.Questa new version release updates the mamba (thanks to Aldo Vargas) and adds the PSX emulation and new codes for PS3MAPI.

Updated Mamba and adding the PSX emulation and LV1 extended
Mamba Updated with new opcodes for PS3MAPI that allow the peek / poke and LV1 / LV2 through the syscall 8 (to retain access while the syscalls are disabled) and extended protection on the detection of syscall 8 with l ‘addition of a security key that allows access to the syscall 8 only if authorized

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PS4 hack: dlclose exploit updated to enable dev menu

PS4 Hacker Cturt updated the PS4 dlclose exploit yesterday to include a patch that enables the PS4 debug menu. This is of course valid only if your PS4 can run the dlclose exploit, meaning it has to be running firmware 1.76 or below.

 The Debug Settings on the PS4 give access to a series of additional tools that could be useful for PS4 tinkerers, modders, and hackers. These settings include some boot parameters to check the console’s health, the infamous “package installer” that could also be found on the PS3 and PS Vita, and a bunch of other options (full list can be found on psdevwiki).

Normally, debug settings are only available on “devkit” consoles sent to PS4 game developers. Unlocking these settings on a retail PS4 therefore gives us access to lots of additional options. These settings don’t give you magical access to unprotected features of the PS4, though. It’s not like the package installer would let one install unsigned content (homebrews or pirated games), but it could certainly opens some doors.
It is unclear if the settings we get through this patch are the full range of Debug options that can be found on devkits, and what can be achieved with those (I still don’t have a PS4 1.76 – a choice I’m regretting more and more every day – so I couldn’t confirm myself). Early testers over at playstationhax are reporting that the package installer doesn’t seem to open, although it could be related to a known fact that the package installer screen won’t load if there’s no package to actually install. However, the package installer now requires package-specific passkeys according to members of playstationhax. Again, just because the option is here doesn’t mean Sony added a completely unprotected backdoor to its own system.
Update: developer fx0day confirmed to me that the package Installer works as long as it finds packages to install, but the installed software will not work due to lack of license. He also confirmed that the debug settings patch gives us access to slightly less options than one could find on a PS4 devkit.
Cturt has also confirmed that the package installer works, but it won’t install a valid license file, meaning the installed pkg can’t technically be run (unless we’re talking demos or packages that do not need a license)

Nevertheless, it’s certainly a very cool new feature for those of you with a 1.76 PS4, and adds a good list of new things to explore. The package installer has been used in the past on the PS vita for things such as installing Netflix in countries where Netflix wasn’t officially supported, for example.

Download

The PS4 dlclose exploit can be downloaded from KR105’s github here. You’ll need to compile it with the PS4 SDK, until a good soul decided to share a compiled binary.
Update: Twitter user @Di_Scala_ published a binary (untested, use at your own risk!)It’ interesting to note that CTurt submitted this change in KR105‘s repository, to me a great sign that the PS4 scene is starting on good collaborative grounds  CTurt also credits long-time scene dev flat_z for the patch.
Source: CTurt
You can get all details of the latest PS4 hacks on our PS4 Jailbreak page!

Source: WOLOLO
Download: PS4 dlclose exploit

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Proof Of Concept: PS4 Menu Mod by Senaxx

Lately, there has been some PS4 screenshots floating around the web that show the home menu being changed. eXtreme has shared a screenshot of the PS4 Menu Mod by Senaxx, and I for one am super geeked about this.

For those of you that don’t know Senaxx, he has been working with the PS4 and has been using Ubuntu Linux on 1.76fw, and has found a way to make the first menu mod.

          Here is another picture courtesy of fx0day.

Senaxx found the database file and was able to edit it, kind of like the way we all could with the PSVita/PSTV and the email hack back in Fw3.52.

Now this only works on a PS4 running 1.76 FW but still an awesome stuff if you ask me and I want to thanks Senaxx for sharing this find and tutorial which you can find it here.
Thanks for reading and as always I keep doing it for the love of the game.
Source 2 - playstationhax.it

         Article Source: HackInformer

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How to Install and run Linux on your PS4

Note from Wololo: This tutorial on How to install Linux on your PS4 is based on a combination of tutorials from our forum member D-ecks, that he submitted to our monthly tutorial contest. His entry is part of our April tutorial contest. You can find the original posthere.

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AT THE TIME OF THIS WRITING, THIS WORKS ONLY ON PS4 1.76 FW!
You’ll need:

• USB flash drive
• USB keyboard
• Internet connection

What to do:

• You will need to get access to the browser from 1.76 without updating your console. How to do so is explained here.
• Download the Linux Kernel and ram init files from kR105.
• Format usb stick to FAT32

• Copy downloaded files at the root of the usb stick
• Insert usb stick into PS4

• Get to PS4 WebKit Playground (http://cturt.github.io/PS4-playground/) using ps4 browser (or google it).
  • How to run the browser from 1.76 without updating your console
• Click Load! in Linux loader box

• PROFIT.

If you want do something in console, connect a usb keyboard

Troubleshooting

• “Not Enough System Memory” error when trying to launch linux:
  • Make sure you’re on firmware 1.76. The exploits have some hardcoded values that will not work on lower firmwares. You can get the 1.76 update file from psdevwiki here.
  • If you’re on 1.76 but still have the issue, some people are recommending that you reboot your PS4 before trying again.
  • Others say you might have to go into safemode: safemode [Initialize PS4 (Reinstall System Software)] with the PS4UPDATE.PUP (RECovery)http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/1.760.000
• How do I access the browser on PS4 1.76 without updating?
  • There are two ways, described here

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Source: WOLOLO

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