but when will we be we be able to load gaems from sd???
I'm very happy that people want to dedicate their precious time into helping the community, and reverse engineering is always difficult.
To defeat the Trustzone, one must first break out of the FriendzoneSo if I can my Switch's trust can I get mah bakups?
How do I do so, do I take my Switch to dinner or to the movies first?
But in all seriousness though:
Wouldn't we be able to still play online if we have the original cart of the game while still having the emus in the system?
I assume the online blacklist would only apply if Nintendo detects something odd with the backup you are playing with.
The certificate key data is stored encrypted using keydata only available to TrustZone. ... The SSL module retrieves [console-unique cert] on boot, passes it through TrustZone (through SPL), and its decrypted ....
To defeat the Trustzone, one must first break out of the Friendzone
It was kept private, but the dumpers told us exactly how to dump it, and it eventually leaked out from someone. I'm so excited the bootrom of the Tegra 210 was dumped, this is fantastic.A bit too quick, the 3ds took 4-5 years to get the bootrom, or was it actually kept private ?
Are the following stored in memory accessible by trusted world (TZ)?
If I had to guess, I would say the first two answers would be yes. I'm less sure of the last answer, thinking it may be locked to hardware, such that no software (not even TZ trusted worlds) can access the actual keys.
What (if any) peripherals can access the trusted world (TZ) memory?
I don't have an immediate answer for what can outright bypass TZ and not be forced through a handshake at some level with encryptions along the way, it non-obvious to me unless I am drawing a blank on it.
I do: the boot processor that goes to sleep when TZ gets loaded and which can't be taken over later, and nothing else.
So...nothing meaningful.
Nice! Its just so cool to see how far we are right now
Funnily enough, in the months we've been with this scene and how fast its been "moving", we're 'catching up' to the PS4's 1.76 and that mess of a firmware and its fiery kernel. I sort of find the whole "wow already" posts really funny in light of how fast these things have usually gone, I guess no one notices.
Apparently PS4 Piracy is in the making.wait, so this exact "bootrom dump" situation also happend on the PS4??? how come there was never piracy on PS4 then? were there even emulators?
Apparently PS4 Piracy is in the making.
You will need to buy an harddrive anyway for update installation.I hate piracy, it kills me cause I have to go out and spend money on hard drives.
wait, so this exact "bootrom dump" situation also happend on the PS4??? how come there was never piracy on PS4 then? were there even emulators?
Apparently PS4 Piracy is in the making.
For example: PS4 had license duping years ago.
Its not about the exact same thing occurring. Its about having other failpaths in your security like cloning your NAND with all of its license permissions.
The first, if I understood your question, is easy to answer as its actually documented: http://switchbrew.org/index.php?title=SMC Control-F: "overall concept" (as this is what SciresM and I were discussing yesterday, to some degree!).