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Remote Lua Loader

Remote lua loader for PS4 and PS5, based on gezine's finding that allows games built with Artemis engine to load arbitrary lua file. This loader is not firmware dependant, and has been successfully tested on PS5 Pro 10.40.

Currently this loader is specific for the following list of games:

  1. Raspberry Cube (CUSA16074)
  2. Aibeya (CUSA17068)
  3. Hamidashi Creative (CUSA27389)
  4. Hamidashi Creative Demo (CUSA27390) - Requires latest firmware to download from PSN
  5. Aikagi Kimi to Issho ni Pack (CUSA16229)
  6. Aikagi 2 (CUSA19556)
  7. IxSHE Tell (CUSA17112)
  8. IxSHE Tell Demo (CUSA17126)
  9. Nora Princess and Stray Cat Heart HD (CUSA13303) - Requires manual loading of savegame
    • Rename save9999.dat into nora_01.dat.
  10. Jinki Resurrection (CUSA25179)
  11. Jinki Resurrection Demo (CUSA25180) - Requires latest firmware to download from PSN

For guide on how to setup this loader, please refer SETUP.md

This repo provides few payloads for you to play around. PRs for useful payloads are welcomed

Credits

  • excellent blog post where most of the ideas of lua primitives are taken from
  • flatz - for sharing ideas and lua implementations
  • null_ptr - for helping to develop umtx exploit for PS5 & numerous helps with the loader development
  • gezine - for sharing the vulnerable games & ideas
  • specter & chendo - for webkit implementations which i refer a lot
  • al-azif - parts and information grabbed from his sdk, aswell as from his ftp server
  • horror - for the notification popup and ftp server payloads
  • everyone else who shared their knowledge with the community