Well... sorry about thatyou caught me asleep when the tag hit![]()

Well... sorry about thatyou caught me asleep when the tag hit![]()

Hi GeDev, If you have such relevant information and are sharing it here, do yourself and us a favor and cite your sources. Naturally, this should be done in accordance with gbatemp rules. Thank you very much.Prototype games have been released for switch 2 if you know where to find them, alot of stuff got dumped for Switch 2 already, i think you should do further research. the prototype games already got cheats for them, also switch 2 exploit is def on its way im sure if there already dumping prototype games from test kits then there will be a exploit eventually
Source: my ass.Prototype games have been released for switch 2 if you know where to find them, alot of stuff got dumped for Switch 2 already, i think you should do further research. the prototype games already got cheats for them, also switch 2 exploit is def on its way im sure if there already dumping prototype games from test kits then there will be a exploit eventually
Nice argument Senator Armstrong.Prototype games have been released for switch 2 if you know where to find them, alot of stuff got dumped for Switch 2 already, i think you should do further research. the prototype games already got cheats for them, also switch 2 exploit is def on its way im sure if there already dumping prototype games from test kits then there will be a exploit eventually
https://ec.nintendo.com/apps/<titleid>/US
I will add my 5 cents to this thread:
SWITCH 2 IS HACKED!!! FOR PROOF HERE ARE TITLEIDS OF SOME GAMES, YOU WON'T FIND THEM ANYWHERE ELSE:
- 0400FF902081C000 (Apex Legends)
- 0400C470236D6000 (Full Metal Schoolgirl)
- 04000E9024DDA000 (Ys X: Proud Nordics)
They are all legit.
If you don't believe me, use this link which uses titleid to find eshop page
Code:https://ec.nintendo.com/apps/<titleid>/US

This might be the way in, actually. If you could connect NS2 to a local network, then pass off custom code as firmware with all the appropriate keys spoofed, it might accept the update and install it, even passing security checks along the way. It would take significant reverse-engineering, but it's do-able. In the cyber-security space, it's called a trojan; however this is of the good kind for homebrewers, as it allows the NS2 to be modded. As always, though, unofficial software needs to be handled carefully, as these security measures are in place for good reason.Software exploits look unlikely, NS2 uses the same kernel and firmware lineage as NS1...
Ah, the classic game exploit hack. Welp, I guess that means my local network exploit theory is not needed. Should've read the thread more thoroughly...I will add my 5 cents to this thread:
SWITCH 2 IS HACKED!!! FOR PROOF HERE ARE TITLEIDS OF SOME GAMES, YOU WON'T FIND THEM ANYWHERE ELSE:
- 0400FF902081C000 (Apex Legends)
- 0400C470236D6000 (Full Metal Schoolgirl)
- 04000E9024DDA000 (Ys X: Proud Nordics)
They are all legit.
If you don't believe me, use this link which uses titleid to find eshop page
Code:https://ec.nintendo.com/apps/<titleid>/US
"with all the appropriate keys spoofed" is the key point here. No amount of reverse engineering will give you Nintendo's private keys which are used to sign software updates.This might be the way in, actually. If you could connect NS2 to a local network, then pass off custom code as firmware with all the appropriate keys spoofed, it might accept the update and install it, even passing security checks along the way. It would take significant reverse-engineering, but it's do-able. In the cyber-security space, it's called a trojan; however this is of the good kind for homebrewers, as it allows the NS2 to be modded. As always, though, unofficial software needs to be handled carefully, as these security measures are in place for good reason.
Ah, the classic game exploit hack. Welp, I guess that means my local network exploit theory is not needed. Should've read the thread more thoroughly...![]()
maybe unless if another ps5 situation happened although after the gigaleak, i’d bet nintendo upgraded their security from typewriting monkeys to actual humans"with all the appropriate keys spoofed" is the key point here. No amount of reverse engineering will give you Nintendo's private keys which are used to sign software updates.

FTFYmaybe unless if another ps5 situation happened although after the gigaleak, i’d bet nintendo upgraded their security from typewriting monkeys to AIs
Just scrapping them from eshop pages. When titledb was dead, I made eshop metadata scrapper so I have working alternative that doesn't rely on Switch certs to work (it doesn't save data that is already in titledb to save space). And surprise, this also scraps Switch 2 games metadata.I just checked all three games; they are indeed what you mentioned. So please tell more about this news, how were these title IDs found, and is there any information about the hacker(s) here? I'm assuming Atmosphere isn't at work here, right?
Gezine is kicking some serious butt lately, specially with his youtube PS YTJB.Oh, well I guess it's more of a minor hack then. Still, it's something.
Gezine is kicking some serious butt lately, specially with his youtube PS YTJB.
Edit- However the youtube app with be added in a firmware update, too bad for those (like myself) with a second unopened switch 2.
There’s a ps5 jailbreak that uses the yt app to run the exploitIf you don't mind me asking, what do you mean by PS YTJB? It kinda sounds like some sort of possible exploit.
there arent any games hes just lying for no reasonWhat prototype games are they? Not asking for links, just curious as that sounds interesting (and for preservation).


