PRXDecrypter 2.7a Keeps the PSP Scene Going

PRXDecrypter has had a long and storied history as an application used throughout the PSP scene. Originally brought to light by a coder named Jas0nuk, it has been picked up by any number of other serious contributors that continue to build upon the program's legacy. Next in this line of programmers comes a user by the name of Rahim-US who works in great strude to bring even the most recent PSP titles into the clear and growing realm of hackable titles.

Thanks to this sizable yet probably largely unrecognized update, you can now fully decrypt the eboot.bin for games that require firmwares 6.3x and greater Additionally you can also extract any hidden modules from any game within the 6.0 spectrum as well, allowing the eboot creation process to be a lot more complete than in previous iterations. As would be expected then, the keys for 6.XX-6.60 have been embedded within the software to allow for the full decryption of many modern PSP games. It's true that plenty of us have moved on to bigger and better machines by now, but that doesn't mean the scene needs to kill off one of the real pioneers in handheld hacking. Coders like Rahim-US allow us to further exploit the system that just can't be exploited enough.

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