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Cryptogenic / PS5-SELF-Decrypter

A portable payload to decrypt PS5 SELF files from the filesystem to USB drive
The Unlicense
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Add Logging to see if anything is happening. #7

Open ccfman2004 opened 1 year ago

ccfman2004 commented 1 year ago

How do I add logging to this payload? I finally got the code to compile and run but all the web window says is that it is executing the ELF and after a minute or so it says Finished but nothing is in the /usb0/PS5/ folder. I have tried with having a PS5 gaming running before payload injecting as well as a PS4 game but nothing seems to be being dumped.

552eden commented 1 year ago

the log is the tcp.....

ccfman2004 commented 1 year ago

I don't understand. The PS5 just says on screen that it is executing the elf and then after a minute or so it says finished. When checking the USB device there is nothing in the PS5 folder.

552eden commented 1 year ago

set tcp host and port in main.c

run tcp server on pc

profit

ccfman2004 commented 1 year ago

I still don't understand "run tcp server on pc". The readme doesn't say how to do that.

552eden commented 1 year ago

https://gprivate.com/6742u

ccfman2004 commented 1 year ago

That website doesn't work. Browser says it can't establish a secure connection. Tried a different browser, same thing. Could be my lousy Xfinity ISP doing stupid things again.

EDIT: Yep Xfinity is blocking it so there is nothing I can do as they consider that site malicious.

ccfman2004 commented 1 year ago

I don't know what to do since I don't know what that site is since Xfinity is actively blocking it. Why does everything have to be so difficult?

ccfman2004 commented 1 year ago

Still can't get anything to work. Google doesn't help. It tells me to use "nc ip 5655" but it doesn't do anything. I can never find anything using Google.

EDIT: Apparently netcat didn't like me putting in the IP address. using "nc -l 5655" seems to be working although it dumped system .sprx and it didn't not dump anything from the game I had running in the background.