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gsmoke · 14/04/2009 09:10 PM

Yep , imagine i was all day trying /watching /reading .... Exploit fever ...

silver_surfer · 14/04/2009 11:02 PM

Addtional News:

Video: Laughing Man TIFF exploit working on PSP-3000?

Man, when exploit fever hits, it hits hard! A user by the name of p2s2p on the Dark-AleX.org forums has apparently been able to run MaTiAz's Laughing Man TIFF exploit (the slim.tiff one, it seems) on a PSP-3000 with OFW 5.02. Here's a video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euFXzKRaSqw

As you saw in the vid, merely opening the TIFF file doesn't cause the exploit to run. You have to make sure that you have other photos in your PHOTO folder (around 10 seems to be the safe choice) and let all the thumbnails load first and then scroll up and down a few times until the crash occurs.

You might have to make sure that the TIFF file stays at the bottom of the thumbnails list too, although I'm not so sure about that part. There's also this post on the same thread by user cypriotbro, who says he's been able to reproduce the exploit 100% so far:

i have 8 pictures in my psp/photo folder (including the slim.tiff which is at the bottom) i turn my psp off fully(hold power switch) and back on. then i go to pictures and click on the ms. very quickly you have to scroll all the way down and back up twice, then press o then x and scroll all the way down.

Some posters think that the key to making it work lies in clearing the PSP's RAM first, hence you have to turn it off. There are other tricks to doing this such as changing the language, so try them out too. There's a lot more info you can find in the source link.

There are also some user posts on the forums saying that this also runs on a TA-088v3 mobo. I don't have a Brite myself so I can't really test it out. Feel free to try it if you have one lying around, though.

Thanks to InTeNsE-OnE for the tip!

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silver_surfer · 14/04/2009 11:40 PM

UPDATE:

PSP3000 5.03 running Hello World Exploit

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boogschd · 15/04/2009 01:06 AM

DOWNGRADER!DOWNGRADER!DOWNGRADER!DOWNGRADER!DOWNGRADER!DOWNGRADER!DOWNGRADER!DOWNGRADER!
NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!NAO!!!!
MWAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

silver_surfer · 15/04/2009 05:23 PM

UPDATE: 04-16-09

Firmware 5.03 TIFF Exploit: Now on Slim and Fat Models. And the PSP-3000?!

Just a few days ago you read about this newly discovered TIFF exploit running on PSP-1000 (Fat) models with firmware 5.03.
Today the same exploit is now functioning on the PSP-2000 (Slim), but sadly, still, MaTiAz mentions no PSP-3000 support…
Or wait… What the… Could it be?!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euFXzKRaSqw

What you just witnessed appears to be a PSP-3000 running firmware 5.02
that is indeed vulnerable to MaTiAz’s or some derivation of MaTiAz’s TIFF exploit.
As always, stay tuned.

Download “Hello World” Firmware 5.03 TIFF Exploit

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silver_surfer · 15/04/2009 09:57 PM

UPDATE: 04-16-09

PSP Slim Hello World Exploit

I'm using my Japanese Radiant Red PSP 3000 and it seems that the exploit worked. The firmware is 5.02 if you're wondering as well.

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Download File
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9r2am5
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PSP 3000 Installation:

1) Extract the "26833_release_v2.zip" file

2) You'll see 4 files altogether inside that folder. (h.bin, phat.tiff, readme.txt, & slim.tiff)

3) Make sure you have a Memory Stick (MS) * Grab your PSP and connect to USB mode.

4) Copy the "h.bin" file onto the root of your MS. Then copy the "slim.tiff" file onto your MS_ROOT/PSP/PHOTO folder.

5) Copy any 8 random photos into your MS_ROOT/PSP/PHOTO folder. Altogether you should have 9 files in your PHOTO folder.

6) Full power down your PSP and turn it on. On the Cross Media Bar (XMB), go to "Photo" and down to "Memory Stick"; Click ENTER.

7) Wait for all the thumbnails to load. Scroll up down again and again and slowly go down until it goes into the HELLO WORLD exploit. (My video is a great example!)

Notice: It might freeze on the "XMB Photo" section, but you can keep trying until you get it right. Although this does nothing but brings you into the HELLO WORLD exploit screen, it's a good sign that it works on the PSP 3000. Until then, have fun with this experiment!

-P.S this won't screw up/break/brick your PSP 3000 system if your also wondering.

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Kana · 15/04/2009 10:39 PM

i should get a 3k when this is confirmed, before sony start releasing new motherboard > hard to find the hackable one lol

krystabegnalie · 15/04/2009 11:03 PM

i wish the HEN would come out very soon, i would like to try out some homebrews in psp3000

SchmilK · 16/04/2009 07:18 AM

i went to reocvery -advanced - advanced configuration - xmb plugins set to disabled
then after that it seems to work best for me if i view photo1 after ms light stop lighting up after goign into photo menu
then Oim enabling plugins an to go back from viewing photo then scroll down and it either triggers on photo6 or on slim.tff :)

but it works everytime for me on 5.00m33-6 doing that!!

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