released pppwn – luckfox v1.1.2

The developer harsh-0110 continues to constantly update PPPwn-Luckfox, the economical alternative to run the PPPwn exploit on PlayStation 4 consoles using small Linux cards known as Luckfox Pico.

This project, based on the original work of TheFlow, takes advantage of the executable re-write of PPPwn in C++ for Cortex-A7 by xfangfang, compatible with the RV1103/RV1106 chips of the Luckfox Pico series.

The new version includes the ability to switch between the old IPv6 and the new IPv6 fix, as required, and improves stability by stopping nginx and php-fpm services when running PPPwn.

Also, the installation script install.shhas been updated to automatically add new values to config.jsonwithout overwriting the existing ones.

Characteristics of

Host a web interface to set up PPPwn, run PPPwn and host payloads.
Start a PPPoE server to assign IP addresses to the PS4.
Supports PS4 firmware versions 9.00, 9.03, 9.04, 9.50, 9.51, 9.60, 10.00, 10.01, 10.50, 10.70, 10.71 and 11.00.
It supports both HEN and GoldHEN, and can be configured via the configuration page.
Supports autostarting at boot, which can be turned on or off via the configuration page (Note: This is turned off by default).
Supports Buildroot (NAND/SD) and Ubuntu (SD only).

Requirements

Luckfox Pico device.
8GB or higher SD card (optional).
Ethernet and Type-C cables.
USB Disk (for GoldHEN/Hen).
PC (for flashing of the operating system on the SD card).

Download

Luckfox model	NAND Buildroot Image	SD Buildroot Image	The Ubuntu image
Luckfox Pico Pro / Max	Download	Download	Download
Luckfox Pico Plus	Download	Download	Download

Supported cards

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SocToolKit for flashing the image in the SD card

Download SocToolKit

Mobaxterm

Download Mobaxterm

Installation

Installation Buildroot (NAND/SD)

Download Buildroot (NAND/SD) image for the corresponding Luckfox Pico model, the SocToolKit and unzip them.
Follow this SD tutorial to flash the operating system on the SD card for the Luckfox. Or follow this NAND tutorial to flash the operating system on the Luckfox NAND.
Skip this step if you are installing on the NAND. After flashing the operating system, eject the SD card and insert it into the Luckfox.
On the PC, open Control Panel – Network and Internet -? Network and Sharing Center -? Change tab settings. You will find the Remote NDIS-based Internet Sharing Device. Right click and go down to Properties.
Double-click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). Set IPv4 address to 172.32.0.100and the net mask on 255.255.0.0, then click on OK.
Open MobaXterm, choose Session – SSH and enter the IP address of the Luckfox Pico as 172.32.0.93and click OK. Please enter login rootand password luckfox. .
Download this repository, unzip it and rename the folder in PPPwn-Luckfox. . Drag and drop files in /rootin the SSH browser of MobaXterm (SSH file viewer).
Run the following commands in SSH:

cd PPPwn-Luckfox
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

Installation of Ubuntu SD

Download the Ubuntu image for the corresponding Luckfox Pico model and the SocToolKit, then unzip them.
Follow this tutorial to flash the operating system on the SD card for the Luckfox.
After flashing the operating system, eject the SD card and insert it into the Luckfox. Connect the Type-C cable to the Luckfox to turn it on and connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the Luckfox and the other end to a router.
Access the Luckfox using SSH; the IP address of the Luckfox Pico device can be obtained from the router’s admin page or by using network tools such as Fing.

Login: pico

Password: luckfox

Run the following commands in SSH:

sudo git clone -b Ubuntu https://github.com/harsha-0110/PPPwn-Luckfox.git

cd PPPwn-Luckfox

sudo chmod +x install-dep.sh install.sh

sudo ./install-dep.sh

sudo ./install.sh

Configuration

Web interface

The web interface is available at http://<your-device-ip>/and and http://10.1.1.1/on PS4 using the PPPoE connection.

index.php: Dashboard of the web interface.
config.phpA: Allows you to configure PPPwn.
900/index.html: Host payload for PS4 firmware 9.00.
1100/index.html: Host payload for PS4 firmware 11.00.

Manual configuration

You can manually edit the configuration file located in /etc/pppwn/config.json. .

Use

Execution of PPPwn

It runs automatically when the Luckfox starts (can be turned on or off from the configuration page, which is deactivated by default).
It can also be started manually by index.phpclicking on the button Run PPPwn. .

Updating

Ubuntu update

To update the project with the latest changes from the repository, run the update script:

cd PPPwn-Luckfox
sudo ./update.sh

PS4 configuration

Go to Settings and then on Network.
Select Configure Internet Connection and choose Use a LAN cable.
Choose Custom Setup and select PPPoE for IP address settings.
Enter ppp as PPPoE user ID and PPPoE password.
Choose Automatic for DNS and MTU settings.
Choose Do not use for the proxy server.

Notes

This project is under development and may contain bugs.
Tested on Luckfox Pico Pro.
The installation takes about 25-30 minutes for the Pro model and may take longer for the Plus model.

Future plans

Support for USB emulation on Buildroot.
Payload compressed on web-host.

Changelog

Added the option to switch between the old IPv6 and the new IPv6 fix, as required in ?6.
Interruption of nginx and php-fpm during the execution of PPPwn to improve stability.
Update of install.shto automatically add new values to config.jsonwithout overwriting the existing values.

Download: PPPwn-Luckfox v1.1.2

Download: Source code PPPwn-Luckfox v1.1.2

Source: github.com