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GoldHEN support reported for PS4 firmware 13.52

The PS4 jailbreak scene has moved quickly. Just hours after public jailbreak support reached newer PS4 firmware, GoldHEN v2.4b18.11 has arrived with support for firmware 13.52, giving compatible consoles access to the more capable GoldHEN environment.

GoldHEN support reported for PS4 firmware 13.52

BREAKING UPDATE — 20 SEPTEMBER 2026

Another major development has happened.

GoldHEN 2.4b18.11 has now been released with support for PS4 firmware 13.52.

This significantly changes the situation for users on 13.52.

The initial jailbreak development provided HEN support, but PS4 13.52 users can now also use GoldHEN, bringing the much larger GoldHEN homebrew environment to this newer firmware.

Current PS4 jailbreak documentation also lists WebKitty as supporting firmware through 13.52, with the ability to load HEN or GoldHEN where the payload supports the firmware.

At the time of this update, GoldHEN 2.4b18.11 support is specifically confirmed for firmware 13.52. Users on other 13.xx firmware should not assume that this particular GoldHEN build supports their version.

CURRENT RADAR STATUS

PS4 13.52:
Jailbreak — AVAILABLE
HEN — AVAILABLE
GoldHEN 2.4b18.11 — AVAILABLE
WebKitty — AVAILABLE

PS4 13.02 / 13.04 / 13.50:
Jailbreak/HEN — AVAILABLE
GoldHEN 2.4b18.11 — Do not assume compatibility; 13.52 is the currently confirmed target.

Above 13.52:
No equivalent public jailbreak is currently documented.

MicLinks Radar will continue updating this story as support for the remaining 13.xx firmware develops.

Sources and referencesSiSTRo GoldHEN / ConsoleMods ↗

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