Hacking [How-to] Spoof firmware (to access eShop and more) on New 3DS and Old 3DS

[plasma]

I have got to say, this is a method I would have not thought of, I'll test this on my 9.x J emNAND when I get my 3DSXL back.

 

[motezazer]

I have got to say, this is a method I would have not thought of, I'll test this on my 9.x J emNAND when I get my 3DSXL back.

IT DOESN'T WORK ON emuNAND.

 

[plasma]

IT DOESN'T WORK ON emuNAND.

I didnt mean emuNAND, force of habit ;-;
I have a 9.4J sysNAND was what I on about.

 

[motezazer]

I didnt mean emuNAND, force of habit ;-;
I have a 9.4J sysNAND was what I on about.

It requires kernel access, so no more than 9.2.

 

[powersaver]

This is good, however are there any reports of bans from using this method?

 

[plasma]

It requires kernel access, so no more than 9.2.

Gah, i really do need to read the thread properly.
Sorry!

 

[motezazer]

This is good, however are there any reports of bans from using this method?

Nintendo can't know you used this method.
However, they can patch it with a firmware update (but we can find a new method again, I just guess it will be not as easy as before).

 

[duke_srg]

Just added a bin-less version to 3DS Online Tools microsite. Link in signature, details here

 

[Xenon Hacks]

Nintendo can't know you used this method.
However, they can patch it with a firmware update (but we can find a new method again, I just guess it will be not as easy as before).

Or if they configure the server differently to check for a new response only a new update for the 3ds has.

 

[motezazer]

Or if they configure the server differently to check for a new response only a new update for the 3ds has.

We can patch in the RAM eShop to use the new protocol.
It's why I said :

However, they can patch it with a firmware update (but we can find a new method again, I just guess it will be not as easy as before).

 

[Oishikatta]

We can patch in the RAM eShop to use the new protocol.
It's why I said :

I didn't think anyone had 9.6 NCCH crypto figured out yet.

 

[motezazer]

I didn't think anyone had 9.6 NCCH crypto figured out yet.

eShop isn't a N3DS exclusive title...
Because of the O3DS, it will always be available.

 

[powersaver]

It this 100% true?

Nintendo can't know you used this method. ...

 

[motezazer]

It this 100% true?

Yes, because the up-to-date check is made by the client.

 

[Click This]

Wait, I'm still a bit confused.

I have a 9.2J sysnand and 9.5J emunand.

Right now I have a backup of my original 8.1J NAND with no NNID, and my N3DS is currently away being hardmodded. I also have a backup of my 9.2J NAND (also with no NNID), but I don't remember if it was made before or after I unlinked it from my 9.5J emunand. What is the best method of getting eShop content over to my emunand? As I understand it, I might be screwed if I made my 9.2J backup after I unlinked? Unless there's a way to get the ticket from the 9.5 emunand flashed to sysnand?

motezazer

Could you help clarify this?

 

[BobsYurUncle]

If you grab an update from the jpn e-shop, would it apply to a US version of the game (ssb for example)?

 

[motezazer]

If you grab an update from the jpn e-shop, would it apply to a US version of the game (ssb for example)?

Updates are also region-locked, sorry.

motezazer

Could you help clarify this?

What do you want to do exactly?

 

[yifan_lu]

Well technically Nintendo can find out. Each soap request also sends the eshop client version (and nim version). They just don't check those fields (and of course those fields can also be faked).

 

[pakrett]

Where can I found sysUpdater.cia ?

or

How can I build the sysUpdater cia ?

 

[motezazer]

Where can I found sysUpdater.cia ?

or

How can I build the sysUpdater cia ?

You can build it with devkitPro.

Well technically Nintendo can find out. Each soap request also sends the eshop client version (and nim version). They just don't check those fields (and of course those fields can also be faked).

Good to know.
Off topic : Are the linking/unlinking NNID requests also signed with the CTCert?