Hacking New system update (10.0.0-27)

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So the exploit was a fake rumor
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...anyways is 10.0 still unsafe?
 
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So the exploit was a fake rumor...anyways is 10.0 still unsafe?
Of course it's fake, it's some kid who wants attention. Anyways, 10.0 is safe, nothing useful was patched.

Remember, if anyone says they have a 9.3+ kernel exploit, they're full of shit and you should treat them like little kid who's bullshitting about that mew under the truck.
 
So... Should I just stay on 9.9 for now? Or should I upgrade to 10?
Unless you have a reason to update (you wanna use eshop, play online) wait for a while just in case of a kernel exploit. Although 3dbrew says nothing was patched as far as kernel exploits go I'd still give it a few weeks before you update

Of course it's fake, it's some kid who wants attention. Anyways, 10.0 is safe, nothing useful was patched.

Remember, if anyone says they have a 9.3+ kernel exploit, they're full of shit and you should treat them like little kid who's bullshitting about that mew under the truck.

Don't jump to conclusions yet, we have no idea if this guy is legit. Any posts from him on gbatemp are fake, someone is impersonating him. I agree that it's most likely not true but better to wait and see
 
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Don't jump to conclusions yet, we have no idea if this guy is legit. Any posts from him on gbatemp are fake, someone is impersonating him. I agree that it's most likely not true but better to wait and see

He's a no name with no proof of concept who claims that the new update (that does absolutely nothing) makes his code "unstable". He clearly has no idea what he is talking about, he probably has no idea how to code, and he's probably a 14 year old kid who's parents never gave him attention.

I am certain he's full of shit. When you claim that you have done something that's impossible, then you better have something to prove it.
 
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I don't care what anyone says, there IS an Arm11 exploit not available to the public due to high chances of bricking.
Although I'm not tech savvy and I'm not even the one working on it.
My friend is in the group of people working on it, so I don't really get any glimpses of it.


For those of you who think I'm lying, just take a look at 9.2, people said there was NEVER going to be a kernel exploit, but look what happened.

Me saying if it's existance is probably gonna get me in trouble though.
 
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I don't care what anyone says, there IS an Arm11 exploit not available to the public due to high chances of bricking.
Although I'm not tech savvy and I'm not even the one working on it.
My friend is in the group of people working on it, so I don't really get any glimpses of it.

I know what we do need is an Arm9, so I don't know anything about that yet.

For those of you who think I'm lying, just take a look at 9.2, people said there was NEVER going to be a kernel exploit, but look what happened.

Me saying if it's existance is probably gonna get me in trouble though.
Your are exciting me to believe that in some place of the world...there is an arm9 exploit!
 
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I don't care what anyone says, there IS an Arm11 exploit not available to the public due to high chances of bricking.
Although I'm not tech savvy and I'm not even the one working on it.
My friend is in the group of people working on it, so I don't really get any glimpses of it.


For those of you who think I'm lying, just take a look at 9.2, people said there was NEVER going to be a kernel exploit, but look what happened.

Me saying if it's existance is probably gonna get me in trouble though.

Also Yellow8 did update that page for a reason, but he has nothing to do with my friend's group.

Right and my group of friends are found a way to turn lead into gold but it's not ready for public release because it there's a chance the lead may turn into litteral bricks.
 
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I don't care what anyone says, there IS an Arm11 exploit not available to the public due to high chances of bricking.
Although I'm not tech savvy and I'm not even the one working on it.
My friend is in the group of people working on it, so I don't really get any glimpses of it.


For those of you who think I'm lying, just take a look at 9.2, people said there was NEVER going to be a kernel exploit, but look what happened.

Me saying if it's existance is probably gonna get me in trouble though.

Also Yellow8 did update that page for a reason, but he has nothing to do with my friend's group.
Well, really about that you say, assuming could be true, I think only 2 things can will happen. Number one: possibly exploit was sucessful and was revelated some day. Number two: possibly exploit will be a total fiasco and obviously wasn't revelated never!
 
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Well, really about that you say, assuming could be true, I think only 2 things can will happen. Number one: possibly exploit was sucessful and was revelated some day. Number two: possibly exploit will be a total fiasco and obviously wasn't revelated never!

You would probably be waiting until next year if this exploit can work without a high chance of bricking.

So pretty much don't expect this exploit to go anywhere, but it can be done so I only said it so people don't entirely lose hope!
 
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