Wherever you stand on the debate of whether people should be able to jailbreak their home entertainment devices, one thing is for sure.Īrticle updated to make clear that the veracity of the hacker’s claims have not been confirmed. :) Take the Geohotz sceanario as an example. It won’t take us long to get you arrested if you’re still going to proceed spreading the jailbreak. No? We’re giving you one day, to delete that PasteBin link you have recently posted, alongside with the files if you have uploaded them somewhere.
If the screenshot is to be believed, PlayStation appears displeased by his antics and adopts an angry tone: Reckz0r posted a screenshot of what appeared to be a conversation he had with the official PlayStation Twitter account, via direct message. The PlayStation 4 is sold out in many stores, and I certainly don’t have one.Īs you can probably imagine, such developments (if true) are not likely to go down well at Sony. What Reckz0r does do, however, is provide what he claims is a simple tutorial on how anyone can jailbreak their PlayStation 4.Īs you all know, PS4 runs Orbis OS, that is highly based on FreeBSD (which is a opensource operating system), and as the PS4 is closely identical to a PC, I guess you all knew that PS4 and the Xbox One will probably end up getting pwned soon, and now.its time.ĭoes Reckz0r’s jailbreak guide actually work? I’m afraid I can’t confirm that. Instead he credits a Brazilian console-hacking forum. According to Reckz0r’s post, he says he did not himself find the vulnerability in the PlayStation 4 (which runs Orbis OS, a modified version of FreeBSD) or create the exploit.
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