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'''Author:''' [[Team Molecule]] ([https://twitter.com/yifanlu YifanLu]/[https://twitter.com/daveeftw Davee]/Proxima/[https://github.com/xyzz xyz]) | '''Author:''' [[Team Molecule]] ([https://twitter.com/yifanlu YifanLu]/[https://twitter.com/daveeftw Davee]/Proxima/[https://github.com/xyzz xyz]) | ||
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'''Platform:''' [[Sony PlayStation Vita]]/[[Sony PlayStation TV]] | '''Platform:''' [[Sony PlayStation Vita]]/[[Sony PlayStation TV]] | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 4 December 2016
Author: Team Molecule (YifanLu/Davee/Proxima/xyz)
Original Repository: GitHub
Platform: Sony PlayStation Vita/Sony PlayStation TV
Description:
HENkaku is an exploit for the PlayStation Vita. It runs on 3.60 firmware.
HENkaku simply lets you install homebrew as bubbles in LiveArea. It is a native hack that disables the filesystem sandbox. It installs molecularShell, a fork of VitaShell that lets you access the memory card over FTP and install homebrew packages (which we create as VPK files). With vita-toolchain, developers have access to the same system features licensed developers have access to as well as undocumented features that licensed developers cannot use (including overclocking the processors).
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