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Homebrew enabler for PS Vita

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You need to host two things: the first stage ROP and the second stage dynamic ROP. The first stage is just static HTML/JS and can be hosted using any means. The second stage must run our custom server. We provided a PHP and Go implementation (Go is recommended as it can handle ~1000x more requests per second).

Requirements

  • Python 3 (and the python3 command)
  • (Optional) PHP
  • (Optional) Go

Building

YOUR_STAGE_2_URL will point to where you are hosting stage 2 (must end with a / if you're using the Go server and must point to stage2.php if you're using PHP) and YOUR_PKG_PREFIX_URL will point to where you host the molecularShell package (we put it on the same static server as the first stage exploit files). Both URLs have a 255 character limit. Then call

./build.sh YOUR_STAGE_2_URL YOUR_PKG_PREFIX_URL

For example, if my server is at 192.168.1.100 and I run a web server on port 8888 serving the exploit files along with pkg and I run the stage 2 Go server on port 4000, then I would run

./build.sh http://192.168.1.100:4000/ http://192.168.1.100:8888/pkg

The built files will be in the ./host directory.

Running

Your stage 1 server can be any web server (Apache for example). For simplicity, you can run the following Python command to start a server at the current directory on port 8888

python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8888

Your stage 2 server can either be run as the PHP file (in that case YOUR_STAGE_2_URL would point to the PHP script) or as the Go server (your YOUR_STAGE_2_URL would point to the right port number). As an example, to run the Go server on port 4000, you can run

go run stage2.go -payload stage2.bin -port 4000

You can then visit http://192.168.1.100:8888/exploit.html to start the installation.

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Homebrew enabler for PS Vita

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