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-# PS4ROP
+# A Simpler Way of Dumping Modules Needed for Sleirsgoevy's ROP Compiler
 
-I encountered difficulties with Sleirsgoevy's method when attempting to dump the necessary modules for setting up the ROP compiler.<br> 
-Despite following the instructions in the Python file, I was unable to access the required port on my PS4 browser.
+I encountered difficulties with Sleirsgoevy's method when attempting to dump the necessary modules for setting up the ROP compiler. Despite following the instructions shown after running the `make` command, I was unable to access the "supposedly" hosted page on the specified port when navigating on the PS4 browser.
 
-To resolve this, I examined Sleirsgoevy's approach and reconstructed it entirely using JavaScript, a language that I find to be superior to Python.<br>
-This revised approach has been successful for me, and I am pleased to share it with others who may be struggling to dump the required modules.
+To resolve this, I examined Sleirsgoevy's approach when dumping the module and remade it entirely using JavaScript, a language that is superior to Python. This revised approach has been successful for me, and I am pleased to share it with others who may be struggling to dump the required modules.
 
-With this solution, simply modify the filename inside the server.js JavaScript file to match the module you want to dump. 
-For example, if you want to dump the Webkit module, rename the file to Webkit.bin. ![](https://i.imgur.com/dSa7M31.png)
+With this solution, follow these simple steps shown below:
+- **Step 1:**
+  - Install the latest version of Node.js (*this is required by the server*)
+  - Run the **setup.bat** batch file (*to install the required node modules*).
+- **Step 2:**
+  - Run the **startServer.bat** batch file (*this server receives data being sent from the page and writes it to the respective module file on your computer*)
+  - Go to "dumper.js" and edit the hostIP variable value to match your computer's IP Address (*where the server is running*)
+  - Run Ali-Azif's Exploit Self Host Executable (*To host the exploit page where you can dump modules from*)
+- **Step 3:**
+  - Press the button corresponding to the module you wish to dump, and the server/page will take care of everything for you. :)<br>
+  *Please do not touch the controller until you see the message "[+] modulename successfully dumped!".*
 
-The process is similarly straightforward for other modules, such as libkernel.
+This approach has been successful for me and should be similarly effective for others experiencing issues with dumping the necessary modules.
+The dumping process is fully automated :)
 
-After changing the filename, press the corresponding button on the page:![](https://i.imgur.com/12vceIo.png) and the module dumping function will automatically initiate, sending data to the server in chunks via the JavaScript WebSocket API. The server will then write this data to a file with the specified name.
 
-It is essential to note that the server.js file requires the IP and port of the computer running the server. ![](https://i.imgur.com/xxiWpmj.png) Additionally, the buffer sizes have already been defined as variables, and the dumping process is fully automated. 
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-You can easily host yourself on your PS4 by visiting the appropriate page. I have also included Ali Azif's exploit self-host executable to simplify the hosting process. Please keep in mind that the server runs on node.js, so ensure that you have installed node.js before running the server.
-
-Overall, this approach has been successful for me and should be similarly effective for others experiencing issues with dumping the necessary modules.
+## If you have any questions or need help dumping the modules,<br>please contact me over at Discord: a0zhar#9539