Sony didn't stop hackers — Linux and Bluetooth arrived on PlayStation 5 Pro
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The Ethernet port can also be used.
Tech enthusiasts continue to experiment with PlayStation 5 consoles. Recently, the creators of the high-profile PS5-linux-loader project announced expanded support for the Linux operating system. Users will also be able to test the OS on PlayStation 5 Pro.
Notably, support for the Pro model of the console arrived a month after security researcher Andy “TheFloW” Nguyen stepped away. He was outraged that another hacker disclosed a hypervisor vulnerability that he had not planned to report until the release of Grand Theft Auto VI. That individual used AI tools to find the security flaw.
Now, a team of seven people is working on developing “PS5-linux-loader,” also using AI technologies in their work — part of the code was written by Claude.
The creators of the “PS5-linux-loader” project previously launched a GitHub page where they share news and publish materials. According to the developers, the project covers PS5 Phat, Slim, and Pro with firmware versions from 3.00 to 13.60. Bluetooth is available, as well as the Ethernet port, all USB ports, and video output via HDMI at 4K 60 Hz.
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