a registered e-mail account on your Vita (fail-mail)
Note: This is an example why you shouldn't share your registry files with anyone!
Depending on your firmware and preference there are different ways to do this:
Fail-Mail trick - for firmware(s) 3.00 - 3.52
1) Send yourself an e-mail with the following support_uri as link:
email:send?attach=vd0:registry/system.dreg.
2) Open your E-mail App on the Vita, wait for the mails and click on the link in the first mail
3) Now just type in your e-mail address and send back this e-mail with the registry file as attachment. You will notice the E-Mail app close itself, thats normal and supposed to happen! :)
5) Retrieve the dumped file with your PC's e-mail client.
6) Open the file with any HexEditor of your choice to find Account and Password in plain text!
(search for "privacy_confirmation" and it should be right above)
Profit! :D
Fail-Mail trick (via Calendar) - for firmware(s) 3.00 - 3.55
1) On your Vita, open the Calendar App and create a new Event
2) Go to Description and write down the following support uri with the file-link and save it:
email:send?attach=vd0:registry/system.dreg.
3) Select Send by Email
4) Now just type in your e-mail address and send back this e-mail with the registry file as attachment. You will notice the E-Mail app close itself, thats normal and supposed to happen! :)
5) Retrieve the dumped file with your PC's e-mail client.
6) Open the file with any HexEditor of your choice to find Account and Password in plain text!
(search for "privacy_confirmation" and it should be right above)
Profit! :D
HENkaku - for firmware 3.60
1) Open your browser, go to henkaku.xyz and install the Homebrew Enabler
2) Open molecularShell and press select to start the FTP server
3) Run the Homebrew and navigate to /CONFIG/NP/ to find your login_id and password info
Profit! :D
Backup Editing - for ALL firmware(s)
1) Install CMA/QCMA if you haven't already and make a full backup of your Vita.
2) Find out your AID(PSN Accound ID). You can simply find it inside CMA's file structure once you backed up your system. PSVita/SYSTEM/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/
How to read out YOUR PSN login data
