You can also access the following locations, where you can find unencrypted files :
You can now access ux0:app/, your decrypted game files will be present (or gro0:app/ if you want to decrypt a cartridge). Run the game you want to decrypt, MolecularShell will boot instead. Now, using mr.gas' old trick, open the URI "ux0:app/" (or gro0:app/ for cartridges) in the webbrowser, minimize the newly opened near app. Install MolecularShell in ux0:patch/ (exact same files as if they were in ux0:app/MLCL00001), where is the game you want to decrypt (same for cartridges game). We will basically be hijacking the main game binary with our dumper. Thanks to HENkaku, we can run unsigned eboot.bin. They have the very same structure as ux0:app/. Game updates are installed in ux0:patch/. So, how to do it again ? Well, we'll be taking advantage of how the vita handles game updates. MolecularShell can't access other applications files, that is why applying mr.gas' trick doesn't seem to work on 3.60. What has been patched is the PBOOT.PBP dumper trick. It has been reported many times that mr.gas' trick to dump unencrypted files from ux0:app was patched in 3.60, but it's not actually exact. PSVita Digital Game/Cartridge Game/DLC/Savedata decryption on 3.60 If you want to decrypt cartridges as well, you can also add "NPXS10000 1 gro0 " at step 1.
Make these modifications in app.db before following this guide. example :Īpparently near app will open the game manual.ĥ- minimize near then dump the game using the psp pboot trick and QCMA (while the near app still open) "most of the work are going to be in app.dbġ- add a value in table tbl_uri like the followingĢ- modify NPXS10000 eboot.bin path in tbl_appinfo to vs0:app/NPXS10027/eboot.binģ- overwrite the modified app.db using email app and rebootĤ- now use the browser to call the new uri with your target game. I'll be referring to mr.gas' old trick for bypassing pfs protection on old fw.
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