So after successfully decrypting user partitions, i'm trying to recover deleted data from these partitions too. I've tried using photorec on /dev/mapper/ps4hdd_p27 but there's two problems:
1. the output images are very low resolution
2. it's recovering thousands of garbage photos from web...
omg it works. I can see all my old photos and videos again after 6 years. You're the goat Berion. Not only did you always respond to my messages but you gave me the right key to decrypt the hdd. Thanks so much man
Sorry for very late reply I just saw your message. So you're saying kernel dump works if i'm on 9.00fw and sb model is Belize2? (I got the sb model info from a web exploit that's specifically made to detect your sb model). Also, by 6.xx do you mean the firmware 6.xx? And finally, can you suggest...
Do you know if psn account info is stored on the ps4 hdd or is it like ps3 that it's stored on the mobo? I'm asking in case I want to share my kernel dump and don't want to give other people my psn account info. i have inserted a new hdd in my ps4 and reinstalled the fw so if I dump the kernel...
I have a few questions:
- Do I have to attach the disk image to a loop device (sudo losetup -f <disk image>) if I'm using another hdd as the image? Or is there a case where I don't need to attach it to a loop device? And do I have to do that before mounting the hdd using your script?
-Is it ok...
I got the sflash0 file thanks to goldhen ftp and filezilla but now the problem is that I can't extract the eap key from it because I have a southbridge model that is not yet supported so I'm trying to get the eap directly from the console. Don't know how tho, linux psxitarch maybe?
I tried ps4 xplorer but you can't copy files in the dev folder, the guy who made the app told me permissions are locked. What payloads are you talking about?
@Berion I will try with psxitarch
Yes unfortunately. I'm looking for a way to get the eap without extracting it from sflash. I only know of orbisman for now but that doesn't support 7.02. Also I read about kernel dumps and I was wondering if I can get the key from it and how.
@Colek Do you know of any way to get the eap key directly from the console without extracting it from sflash0? I've been told that I can't extract it because I will get an invalid key due to my ps4 southbridge model (my ps4 model is cuh-7116b and I'm on 7.02).
I'm not trying to argue with you at all, I'm just a total noob when it comes to these things so I need explanation for everything.
Yes, my ps4 model is CUH-7116b so now you're telling me the key is not valid? Do you have any payloads that you recommend to dump the eap directly from the console...