Image: GameSpot Security researcher Gezine has shown a kernel exploit running on PlayStation 5 firmware 14.10, less than three weeks after Sony released that update. On October 19, 2026, Gezine posted a short clip on X captioned "Hello 14.10," showing the hidden Debug Settings menu unlocked on a retail PS5, a screen that requires kernel-level access. It is not a public jailbreak: the exploit is private, no files have been released, and the missing piece for running copied games, a hypervisor bypass for 14.xx firmware, does not exist yet. The timing matters because Grand Theft Auto 6 launches on November 19, 2026, and a datamine reportedly ties that game to firmware 14.10. For the confirmed picture on Rockstar's game, see Nexorift's GTA 6 release date, price, map and characters guide . Key Takeaways Gezine demonstrated a kernel exploit on PS5 firmware 14.10 on October 19, 2026, showing the Debug Settings menu unlocked: a private demo, not a public jailbreak. The me...