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A new PS5 jailbreak called Relapse has been released, working on firmware versions 7.00-13.60. It allows users to run homebrew software and custom code efficiently, expanding the number of vulnerable consoles significantly. This development comes as Sony has been arguing in court that players don't own their digital games.

PS3 hackers have extracted a per-console decryption key from the Cell processor's SPU ROM, potentially enabling custom firmware (CFW) on all PS3 models, including late Slim and Super Slim versions.

The PlayStation 2's security chip (MechaCon) has been successfully cracked and its firmware dumped for the first time after 26 years, thanks to the efforts of DiscoStarslayer and Libby. This breakthrough promises improved emulation, hardware preservation, and new tools for original consoles.

Developer "Gezine" has released a new userland exploit for the Nintendo Switch 2 that bypasses previous limitations, working on all firmware versions without requiring save transfers or relying on webkit exploits due to Arm PAC implementation.

Security expert Markus Gaasedelen reveals that the Xbox One, despite its "unhackable" reputation, had a critical vulnerability in its early 2013 models due to a disabled anti-glitch protection on the Durango SoC. Later models are much harder to exploit.