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This is a discussion on I found an anomaly at the Firmware V2.6 within the PSP Homebrew and Hacks Discussion forums, part of the PSP Development, Hacks, and Homebrew category; Originally Posted by CyRu5 I don't see how making the system crash has any relation to firmware hacking and homebrew... ...
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Nice finding.
After reducing the problem I assume it is a Javascript parser bug of the browser. This simple version illustrates why the inital code provided caused a crash on all known browser versions (Next is just ONE single line already causing the crash): Code:
<script>0for</script> 1. The correctly closed script tag is required 2. The main HTML parser reads the contents of the script tag and saves it as a literal (containing all code within the script tags) 3. Afterwards it passes this to the Javascript parser 4. The problem appears to happen when the keyword "for" is encountered after a number anywhere within the javascript code. (u can even try to put something before or after it, change the 0 to any other number or put the 0 in brackets or similar) Despite it is unknown yet if this is a buffer overflow, this could be called a remote DoS attack and therefore even be considered as one of the first found PSP Netfront based exploits. (Note: Definition of exploit contains DoS aswell, although I am aware we primary focus on those that allow us to execute arbitrary code). Looks like 2.61 could show up. ;)
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With these new exploit methods allowing eboots to be launched from places other than GAME, I've learned not to get my hopes up for kernel acess, but God do I miss it. I DO hope this leads to something. It's good to see people still searching for alternate exploits to GTA. Maybe we can compare the two and find the best for homebrew as a whole.
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Kernel access would make everything SO much easier...
But, realistically, probably any new exploit found will not have kernel access.
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