What Are PS4 Payloads?
Payloads are small programs or scripts that are injected into the PS4 system after it’s been jailbroken. They enable various functionalities that aren’t available on a standard PS4, such as running homebrew apps, dumping games, or modifying system settings.
PS4 Payload Compatibility Across Firmware Versions
Below are tables explaining the usage of each payload.
| Payload | Usage |
|---|---|
| App2USB | Moves installed games and apps from internal storage to an external USB drive. |
| App Dumper | Dumps installed games and apps for backup or transfer. |
| Backup | Creates backups of important system files. |
| Disable ASLR | Disables Address Space Layout Randomization for easier debugging. |
| Disable Updates | Prevents automatic system updates. |
| Enable Browser | Unlocks the browser even if the PS4 hasn’t been activated. |
| Enable Update | Allows system updates if they have been disabled. |
| Exit IDU | Exits IDU mode, which is typically used for demo units. |
| Fan Threshold | Adjusts the fan speed settings to manage system temperature better. |
| FTP | Enables FTP access to the PS4’s file system. |
| History Blocker | Prevents the PS4 from saving browsing and activity history. |
| Kernel Clock | Modifies the system clock at the kernel level. |
| Kernel Dumper | Dumps the kernel for analysis or modification. |
| Module Dumper | Dumps system modules for reverse engineering or backups. |
| Permanent UART | Enables permanent access to UART, useful for debugging. |
| PUP Decrypt | Decrypts PUP files for firmware analysis. |
| Restore | Restores a previous backup. |
| Rif Renamer | Renames RIF files, which are used for license management. |
| Todex | Converts the PS4 into a developer mode (DEX). |
| WebRTE | Allows real-time editing of game memory via a web interface. |
Payloads All Firmware Supported
FAQ’s
No, your PS4 must be jailbroken on the specific firmware version mentioned above.
While many users successfully inject payloads, there’s always a risk of system instability. Proceed with caution.
Yes, many payloads like ‘Restore’ allow you to revert changes.
Injecting an incompatible payload may cause the system to crash or behave unpredictably. Always ensure compatibility.
Always ensure that you download and inject payloads that are compatible with your specific firmware version to avoid system instability. For further assistance and updates, feel free to connect with us through our Facebook page or watch our tutorials on YouTube.