PS3 Hacks

As we pass through another wild week in the hacking and homebrew scene, Rebug present us with an update on their custom firmware. REX 4.30.2 gives only minor touches to the current REX Custom firmware, which is currently sitting at 4.21.2 REX, but it's welcome. This release adds 4.30 support to DEX users, better support for non-Rebug CFW, and you can now do a safe backup/restoration of xRegistry.

Developer Flatz has released all his work regarding PS2 classics and how they work on the PlayStation 3.

It already controls your PlayStation 3 and can be adapted for use on your PC. But what about a radio controlled car?

Whether you like them, or despise all the work they do, Team SGK has been hard at work on their 4.31 CFW. If you are on any hackable system right now, this update could be worth your time.

All those patient DEX Users, you may rejoice now! Elotrolado Member Miralatijera has just released his CFW for those still stuck on DEX4.21. This is for the units that are currently on debug/test, and also the CEX2DEX converted units. Roughly translated he states that this is just a basic DEX CFW for now until he releases a second/updated version, but released this for now, for those who can't wait.

While our community keeps on hacking, Sony continues to drop the banhammer on those with modified consoles. If you haven't been allowed to get back online for a while due to a ban, this updated PSUnban Tools just might be the fix you need.

It's that time of the week again where I bring you the very latest downloads from our awesome servers. This past week it's been almost completely about PS3 tools, but I do have one homebrew game in here worth talking about.

I reported in an earlier article that I would let you all know as soon as the Tekken 6 Rebirth mod hit the PS3 scene. I am a man of my word, which means as of today you will now have the chance to play as a few new boss NPCs as long as you have a copy of the older fighter title.

Believe it or not, the gaming industry is full of all kinds of moral dilemmas. Today, we're going to take a look at the controversial issue of game hacks and cheats. Where do you stand?

I'm not sure about the majority of readers on DashHacks, but I myself was a bit scared of trying to update to 4.30 CFW with all the talk of bricking etc.  With REBUG making tools like this that are so simple to use however, I couldn't help making a tutorial for it.

Admittedly, despite all of the progress hackers have had, many of us have fallen victim to Sony's banhammer over the past couple months since the leak of the lv0 keys. While there are many tools to do this, the developer known as Sazerty has come out with an updated version of his tool to get banned consoles connected once again.

Deank never stops updating his work on the popular multiMAN loader which is why we are here to tell you about the very latest version. This adds further fixes to make PSX emulation even better!

It was a busy week in the world of hacks, but now that Monday has arrived, I'm here to give you your weekly dose of the hottest stories with a healthy little dose of opinion. Whether you're a fan of Sony, Apple or Microsoft, this is an editorial to not be missed!

There's only four days to go before the 3k3y gets released. Looking for a price for the PS3's first ODDE? Read on.

4.XX custom firmware has certainly very much been a development in progress with main features being added over time. Thanks to some secretive work from a new face known as MiralaTijera we now have a few great benefits to reap in the latest Sony environment. How does QA Flag and OtherOS sound?

Are you an evil genius with the skills and superpowers to make games bend to your will?  Does the thought of your special powers make console producers shake in their boots in fear that your knowledge will become public?  You know what I’m talkin about right?  The hacking community needs you!

For those that find the normal news story just a little bit too boring, this weekly editorial on the hottest hacking leads has everything you need whether you're a Sony fanboy or Xbox loyalist. For one hacker's honest opinion, click on to the first story!

Sony's demons have come back to haunt them, with the April 2011 PSN hack getting the PlayStation producing company fined a large sum of money in the UK for their lack of security intelligence. 

While it may not have been too long since we've seen an update to Aldostools collection of PS3 tools, we still have a small update to report today that makes some important revisions.

Team SGK has been quite busy lately, and today they come at us with a brand new 4.31 custom firmware with a whole bunch of features that developers and retail users alike can learn to love.