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The PlayStation 4 has been hacked to allow for homebrew apps
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eurogamer.netA newly-discovered hacking exploit has opened up the PlayStation 4 and Pro, and may work on a PS5 too.
A trio of console hackers have released the hack, which works on consoles with firmware update 9.00 and earlier, and allows for homebrew apps and unauthorised copies of games to be played.
Hacker SpecterDev shared a video on Twitter with custom firmware running on a PlayStation 4 console.
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Google Chrome is an internet browser which helps you search and browse whatever you want. While surfing the internet or even if we open a social networking website or other applications we need to enter our ID and password. Due to security reasons, almost every application asks for an ID and passwords. It often becomes difficult to remember all of them. In order to avoid such situations you can save your passwords on Chrome and can even use the saved passwords on other iPhone and iPad apps.
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