PS5 Update 14.22 Is Here: Sony Stuffs the Jailbreak Gap - What that Means for Hacked Consoles
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GTA 6 changed the PS5 firmware requirements for playing the game as Sony released firmware 14.22 to prevent jailbreaks. Ahead of GTA 6's launch in mid-November, Sony appears to be increasingly tightening PlayStation 5 security. This move is a response to the emergence of new security holes that can allow jailbreaks on the console. This situation forced Sony to act quickly to avoid disrupting the launch of Rockstar's biggest game by exploiting se…
Sony has just deployed system update 26.07-14.22.00 on PlayStation 5 to neutralize new loopholes before the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI on November 19. Meanwhile, Rockstar Games now imposes this precise firmware to launch its game, after a hacker has sold a critical loophole of the hypervisor for $50,000.
Just now, a hacked PS5 with Steam games caused a stir, now Sony is succumbing. A new update could make the modding scene a dash through the bill. This article was sorted under Gaming, Console, PS5.
Sony updated the PS5 profile without disclosing the details of the security corrections for PS5 released a profile of version 26.07-14.22.00. The update came shortly after the new display was reported to be hacking the console. In the official change list, Sony indicated only one correction: "Some security corrections have been made to the system software." The company did not specify which vulnerabilities had been closed. The security researche…
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