Well TNV-11 isn't an "unofficial" port leaked by Qwikrazor87 as he doesn't have Total_Noob's source code. This is TN's "official" port leaked. It is still based off 6.60 instead of 6.61 so some features are not working. Like PSN access from the ePSP XMB. Also this works for all Vita firmwares but if you aren't on 3.30+ its best to stick with TNV-10 as it has higher compatibility. While I love to see all this activity its being brought in a bad way. This has almost certainly killed any hope of seeing TN releasing TN-X for those above 3.20 firmware now. Another exploit was leaked when not needed as we already had another 3.50 exploit announced. This game will be pulled almost certainly by tomorrow.

I did not mean to imply that it was his own 'port'. Fixed

I agree fully. Leaks are no good but I will report them so they at least get used by as many people as possible. Might as well use the 'waist' right.

Even the person TN-X was targeted for has used this. That simply checked the registered PSN account and if it was Zett it wouldn't work unless modifying the files. Then it would erase PSP section of memory card only for that one user as they have been feuding since before the Vita even came out when the PSP was actually still supported by Sony. Even then if he used a different PSN account his system wasn't effected. This was not meant to be public and doesn't work nearly as well at TNV-10. Functions aren't working and is based off 3.20 and below firmwares which used 6.60 firmware as a base. All 3.3X Vita PSP firmwares are based off 6.61.

Also it should be noted TNV-11 will not allow you to rename PBP in the PSP/GAME folder on 3.50 but works fine using ARK-2 but ARK-2 has no PS1 sound emulation via PEOPS which is strictly for TNV firmwares. All TNV-11 allows is support (unfinished at that and most likely never will now) for 3.3X firmwares. So if on 3.20 or lower stay there as you lose PS1 loader or TN-X support. This really should only be used by 3.3X firmware users for the partial PS1 sound support.

If it actually had been released the malicious code may have been added. But then again the leaker of these files was also the person that removed the homemade DRM for TN-X so I am sure qwik looked over it to ensure it wasn't there or disabled it first.

Just wish TN-V was based off 6.61 not 6.60 to get back PSN access via the ePSP CFW but I doubt this will ever happen due to the fact most PSP devs left a long time ago and plugin support is limited. A way to switch between firmwares like the Time Machine app would be amazing to have the best of both worlds or a hybrid 6.60 with PSN access.

There are some advantages of using TN-V11 as it doesn't need renaming of eboot to fboot and such. But if in TN-V11 for 3.36 and above its best to have ARK-2 as the recovery app as it allows for much easier installs of PSP ISO's over TN-V11