Homebrew developer Gezine has demonstrated a working exploit on firmware 14.10, the latest PlayStation 5 software update released on October 1. In a video posted on X with the caption "Hello 14.10," Gezine accesses the console's debug settings, bypassing protections added in the 14.10 update. The jailbreak remains private for now, with no indication of a public release.
The timing is notable as GTA 6 is set to launch next month. Datamining account PlayStation Game Size found that GTA 6 requires firmware 14.10 to run, though neither Rockstar nor Sony has confirmed this. Sony's 14.00 update in mid-September had previously disrupted the Relapse exploit targeting firmware 13.60.
However, a full jailbreak enabling game backups is not yet possible. The hypervisor bypass used by the scene to dump and run game backups does not work on 14.10, and Gezine reportedly indicated a separate hypervisor exploit may be needed. Apps like Overdrive, which allegedly distribute free games and DLC, are therefore not functional on the latest firmware.
Some community members have urged Gezine to delay any public release until after GTA 6 launches, as going public now would likely prompt Sony to issue a patch.
Source: TechPowerUp News · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing