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Developer Jose Coixao found that the Prolapse kernel exploit, which targeted firmware 14.00 and 14.10, does not cause memory corruption on the PS5. Sony already patched the flaw in version 14.20, and firmware 14.22, released on November 2nd, added further security fixes, leaving homebrew users limited to July software 13.60.
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