looks like someone has dumped the 16 Byte at 0x00100100 with the stack exploit. By brute forcing a return address that somehow read data.
... come on, you didn't even read the first example of the first post? D:Just an idea here, but would it be possible to use the Streetpass relay feature to hack the system? Like this:
- Create a fake Streetpass (using an existing game)
- Put it on a Nintendo hotspot (or a created hotspot)
- Get it with a 3DS using the streetpass relay feature
- When you check the streetpass in the right game (depends on which game is/can be used for it), it'll open a piece of homebrew software.
- Install homebrew
I do suspect that probably can't be done until someone can manage to make the correct encryption keys though... and that would probably require people to figure out how to get through the encryption in the first place. Anyway, just an idea. I'm not too tech savvy, just smelling a tiny 'maybe opportunity' here.
Can you play games online with the Gateway?
Currently not.
It gives an error that you're card is faulty and boots you right back to the home screen of your 3DS.
Well if we have total control over the 3DS we don't need to find an exploit any more. Only if we need a new exploit (which we currently do),Yes!! No illegimate AC:NL players or X/Y players!
On topic: how about we wait till gateway supports homebrew, then we should have total control over the 3DS, making finding an exploit much easier.
* 3DS says to NinServer "Update Me"
* NinServer says "Okay" and sends update 1.0 to 3DS
* 3DS says "Thank You" and proceeds to update
While all this is going on the access point is not only logging all the data being sent, but saving all of it(the files) to a hard drive.
There's a possibility that the update is either encrypted per-3DS (less likely with something like a firmware update), or linked to a ticket verified and stored in the 3DS's encrypted NAND itself (and won't run without that matching ticket), like the Wii/DSi do.This isn't really "hacking" the 3ds, but has anyone tried recording and saving the actual files the 3ds uses to update? That way we could make it so people can install updates but not go too far so their flashcarts wont work.
Example to make with easier to understand:
Code:* 3DS says to NinServer "Update Me" * NinServer says "Okay" and sends update 1.0 to 3DS * 3DS says "Thank You" and proceeds to update While all this is going on the access point is not only logging all the data being sent, but saving all of it(the files) to a hard drive.
I hope this makes sense :/
Dude, you got it all wrong. The idea behind buying a Gateway is to never pay for a cartridge again, not even for updating to the right version.There's a possibility that the update is either encrypted per-3DS (less likely with something like a firmware update), or linked to a ticket verified and stored in the 3DS's encrypted NAND itself (and won't run without that matching ticket), like the Wii/DSi do.
But people can use retail game carts to update them to a specific 4.x anyways.
I doubt it, that's not the actual game, just the header and some additional data from it used to pass the checks and get it to boot.is it coincidence but gateway and dstwo are using the same game on 4.1-5 (deep labyrint) is ther an exploit or somthing in that game? and if that is so, dstwo is now using the game 'alex rider stormbreaker' maybe can gateway also use that game to make an update for 5.x.x and 6.x.x
(with the use game i mean the game that the 3ds displays)
From what I've seen on gateway videos, wireless behaves strange (reacts 1 second) before 3DS logo goes away. If people are saying wireless is not working, then they prolly messed up something lolCan you play games online with the Gateway?
The AR DS doesn't interact with 3DS carts, and while there are tools that do, the saves are encrypted and only saves for older games and on older firmwares (2.0.x and below I think) can be extracted.I thought about this, but have not tried: Would it be possible to use an AR DS with the Micro SD slot to extract 3ds saves? Is the save structure same as in DS games? Just shot in dark here...
AES encrypted with a key that is not shared --> not workingmaybe make a backup for nintendo video or something like that and if u open nintendo video and open a movie (this the exploit then ) the 3ds freeze and goes into another mode