Hacking Wii U Browser Exploit Leaked for v4.10

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Yes. That's the idea. Compare with ios jailbreak via website few years ago. After jailbreaking you could actually fix the security hole that allowed the jailbreak.
 
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I did some playing around and a lot of pinging and what I got to block for IPs was http://pastebin.com/Sg3zEUWF
Though I'm pretty sure it was those last 3 IPs (96.17.161.145, 184.50.229.137, 184.50.229.158) that stopped the auto updates. HOWEVER: All I notice that's different is that when I click on system update, it immediately says the system is up to date every time, which means that it's not able to take the time to check, so I assume it's blocked. The reason I don't have nus.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net on that list is that the shitty web GUI for my router doesn't let me put in that long of a website name.

Are you sure?
What a kind of firmware you have?

(Pardon voddy)
 
thats the 4.1 exploit he/she uploaded
( oh sorry, i didnt know you were refering to the message you just quoted afterwards :D)
 
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No its just not 4 noobs at all
Theres no advantage for noobs in visiting that page with the actually nonsense exploit in it

But you dont have to start xampp or whatever, and you have just 1 user who's taking care of updates and so on
So that will be an advantage for everyone that wants to play around with that exploit

Dont really understand all those hating and ranting out here...

Scriptkiddie, what fw are you running on your U?
 
Not even close to that yet...


Think of this as the wii u's equivalent to the the "twilight hack." Once we actually have some homebrew to launch, this will need to be run every single time you want to launch an app. Far from being a homebrew channel as Mario stated hahah.
 

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