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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.
PS4 firmware 13.52 can now be exploited using a newly released public jailbreak route, extending support to some of the newest PS4 system software. The development supports firmware including 13.02, 13.04, 13.50 and 13.52, although users should understand the difference between the current HEN release and full GoldHEN support.
PS5 jailbreak research has moved into much newer firmware, with a public BD-J sandbox escape now supporting firmware up to 13.42. But newer firmware still does not have the same level of public jailbreak support as older versions, making it important to separate confirmed exploits from incomplete or private exploit chains