This will be a pretty short and sweet update. As you know, Sony recently released a new firmware update for the Vita. This led many to fear that the new version of HENkaku that TheFloW was working on for firmware 3.67 would be outdated. Fortunately, TheFlow has confirmed through his Twitter account that he is able to run the new HENkaku on 3.68: "I am already running henkaku on 3.68 in order to decrypt the kernel modules and analyse them [...] I was wrong with my statements about 3.68. First of all TLSv1.2 was added in 3.67 and secondly Sony has fixed 3 kernel bugs in 3.68, which combined, could lead to kernel code execution on a devkit." So for those of you wishing to install DS Motion and Fake Camera on the latest firmware, and of course use microSD cards and USB hard drives for storage, your future is looking brighter. Soon the Whitelist hack's compatibility issues will be a thing of the past. You can follow TheFlow on his Twitter account to keep up to date with his new HENkaku. Just don't bug him for a release date, he's already said he aims for a release late this year or early next. https://twitter.com/theflow0