PS4 DroidPPPwn - PPPwn C++ for Android (firmare 7.00-11.00)

Project page: github.com/deviato/DroidPPPwn
Releases: github.com/deviato/DroidPPPwn/releases

DroidPPPwn

An android frontend that uses PPPwn_cpp_android
  • It includes a GUI, PPPwn_cpp binary specifically compiled for arm-android and x86-android, plus stage1.bin + stage2.bin for all supported firmwares (7.00-11.00).
  • For firmwares 9.00, 9.60, 10.00, 10.01, 11.00 stage2.bin is taken from Sistr0 repository, i.e. you can load GoldHEN payload.
  • For firmwares 7.5x, 8.0x, 8.5x, 9.0x, 10.50, 10.7x stage2.bin is taken from EchoStretch ps4-hen-vtx-pppwn, i.e. you can load PS4HEN payload.
  • For firmwares 7.0x stage2.bin is built from the original code of PPPwn, so at the moment it's only a proof-of-concept that prints PPPwned on the PS4.
  • You can use your own stage2.bin placing it to your external storage root folder through adb push stage2.bin /sdcard/
Requirements

  • An Android device with root access, minimum version Android KitKat 4.4
  • An OTG USB Cable or Adapter
  • An USB Ethernet Adapter
  • An ethernet cable
Alternatively, if your device has an embedded ethernet port, you can use that, as in the case of Android TV boxes.
Usage

  • Download the latest release from this repository and install to your android phone.
  • On your PS4: follow the instructions from the original PPPwn to configure the ethernet connection.
  • Start DroidPPPwn application and select your PS4 firmware.
  • Press Start button on the app and simultaneously X on your controller when you're on the Test Internet Connection screen.
  • Wait until the exploit reaches the stage4 and the message is printed on your monitor
  • If exploit fails click Start button again to stop it, and repeat again the last step
Example run here: youtu.be/SQT7AgTtrDY
 
Project page: github.com/deviato/DroidPPPwn
Releases: github.com/deviato/DroidPPPwn/releases

DroidPPPwn

An android frontend that uses PPPwn_cpp_android
  • It includes a GUI, PPPwn_cpp binary specifically compiled for arm-android and x86-android, plus stage1.bin + stage2.bin for all supported firmwares (7.00-11.00).
  • For firmwares 9.00, 9.60, 10.00, 10.01, 11.00 stage2.bin is taken from Sistr0 repository, i.e. you can load GoldHEN payload.
  • For firmwares 7.5x, 8.0x, 8.5x, 9.0x, 10.50, 10.7x stage2.bin is taken from EchoStretch ps4-hen-vtx-pppwn, i.e. you can load PS4HEN payload.
  • For firmwares 7.0x stage2.bin is built from the original code of PPPwn, so at the moment it's only a proof-of-concept that prints PPPwned on the PS4.
  • You can use your own stage2.bin placing it to your external storage root folder through adb push stage2.bin /sdcard/
Requirements

  • An Android device with root access, minimum version Android KitKat 4.4
  • An OTG USB Cable or Adapter
  • An USB Ethernet Adapter
  • An ethernet cable
Alternatively, if your device has an embedded ethernet port, you can use that, as in the case of Android TV boxes.
Usage

  • Download the latest release from this repository and install to your android phone.
  • On your PS4: follow the instructions from the original PPPwn to configure the ethernet connection.
  • Start DroidPPPwn application and select your PS4 firmware.
  • Press Start button on the app and simultaneously X on your controller when you're on the Test Internet Connection screen.
  • Wait until the exploit reaches the stage4 and the message is printed on your monitor
  • If exploit fails click Start button again to stop it, and repeat again the last step
Example run here: youtu.be/SQT7AgTtrDY

Hi should this work with a type c dock for SteamDeck style I using it on rooted android phone. Ethernet is flashing on the dock but app is stating can not find eth0 I'm unsure if it's because of the ps4 slim I have running on 1100.
 
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