India, Oct. 24 -- It's getting really hard for Sony to keep pace with the hackers, as every PlayStation 5 firmware update seems to be getting a quick jailbreak. Hackers have been really successful in looking for software flaws in the PS5 web browser (WebKit) or system kernel to gain unauthorized access and run custom code (homebrew). Just few days back, a public exploit chain called Relapse was released by developers like Sonic ISO and Nathan Fargo, working on firmware versions up to 13.60. But in a recent development, another exploit that appears to be a new kernel-level vulnerability seems to be getting around the fixes Sony introduced after the Relapse jailbreak. A researcher has now claimed that Prolapse is confirmed for 14.00/14.10 a...