Again, I'm going to say, anything other than a browser exploit is going to be a massive pain to try and do, both until you have binaries to see how it's coded, and because it's more difficult to actually get code execution.
. I do however wonder if it would be possible to pull off the race attack with hardware (similar to rgh on xbox 360)....
does my theory at least in paper work? i am quite interested to see if there is such a way like rgh exploit
Uhh I don't know how signing works, I assume Nintendo is using Public-Private keys and they're the only ones with the private key to re-sign it meaning only they can allow people to publish stuff.lets say that we have a webkit exploit we do run the exploit and force the wii u to run on boot a signed elf or whaterver pkg is of the os these days and we sign the apps with the common key to pass the check , just assumption at the point but all pieces are in one place. if the key is true
i am sorry if i am wrong i ve been collecting dust in skills for a long time
Yes
Now, what exactly is it that can be done with this now that it's been confirmed?
Not that much to be honest, really only what I've already listed, ISO decryption and NUS downloads. Of course, now that we can decrypt ISOs, someone should get around to working on an emulator, because that's always the solutionDayum, glad that it's out in the wild now, too bad for those who wanted to keep it to themselves no longer can
Not Dolphin, we've already discussed in length that it's different enough to justify writing a brand new emulator. That's awesome! And finally we'll be able to look inside the content of the game (tcrf wii u console page is going to get updated with new stuff finally 
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That's all controlled by IOSU, the kernel has no access to that (as far as I know, anyways). That's the Starbuck, and only IOSU can use it, a kernel exploit has no access.
