Hacking Somehow my console just updated....

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I just turned on my wii u and it showed me that the updated was performing, but i have my router setup to block all nintendo updates, plus i was spoofed to 5.5.0, im so pissed right now that i cant even begin to describe it.... Can someone tell me please what the freak went wrong so my conaole updated itself after almost a year with my router setup to block all updates????
 
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Someone probably reset your router, family member, roommate, or ISP. Should have been using tubehax DNS anyway.
 

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If I had to guess its probably a mistake you made somewhere. Should have pulled the plug mid update. You probably missed one of the many different update urls and or had quick menu on. Something or you would be seeing alot more of these posts. I seen a post just like this one the other day where it ended up being his fault aswell. Sorry it happen but on the bright side if you believe like alot do(not me) Hykem will save the day before Christmas.
 
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And thats the only reason for why im not loosing my mind right now, but what i dont understand is why now iv been able to play just fine without getting any updates, i didnt modify anything on my router nor any of my family memebers cause its just me and my wife, i just checkd again the router and its all fine i dont get it why did the console got updated, i need to find a reason cause i dont want this to happen again
 

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And thats the only reason for why im not loosing my mind right now, but what i dont understand is why now iv been able to play just fine without getting any updates, i didnt modify anything on my router nor any of my family memebers cause its just me and my wife, i just checkd again the router and its all fine i dont get it why did the console got updated, i need to find a reason cause i dont want this to happen again
How are you blocking? By IP? By MAC? Is your Wii U static or DHCP?
 

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Kinda funny how people always complain on here that they got updated and never give any real details on how they were protected from the update. Like Im protected I had my tin foil hat on when I plugged my router in so update servers where blocked. For all we know that was how you did it.
 
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i did said at the begining that i blocked all updates from my router, heres a pic of the config iv had for almost a year without any updates
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No idea, maybe their firmware lets stuff through sometimes and you've been lucky for a year. I use MAC filtering too with dd-wrt firmware, no issues.

Also using tubehax as dns for backups.
 

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1. Disable automatic software downloads under internet settings
2. Disable Standby function
3. Setup an internet connection manually, where you enter the SSID and password, then adding Tubehax DNS

As an extra step for no reason at all, I MAC filter my Wii U while Im playing. I only use internet to boot up the exploit then mac filter it right after. I'm getting a Wifi SD card so I can remain completely offline for good.

Tubehax DNS alone, is enough to block updates overall. You have to be on TOP of your Wii U, like literally be next to it so if updates occur, you can unplug it while it's initiating (Which takes a long time to initiate, plenty enough time to unplug)
You also gotta be aware of the download management icon. it glows while it's downloading something. It's always good to check in there once in a while to see if the update has no progress on it.

Once you have a complete understanding of how to secure yourself and know how the update works, it will never get you unsuspectingly.

URL blocking is NOT a main way to block updates. It's a secondary option after using Tubehas DNS. Me personally, I can't do URL blocking with my router.

The definitive Wii U hacking guide tells you everything you need to know. So to completely rely on URL blocking alone shows how much you read around.
 
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paranoid about auto-updating?

1) unplug lan adapter when not in use
2) add one letter/number to your ssid in the wii u's settings when not in use

if you're willing to put in a few seconds of extra effort, your console will have a hard time auto-updating.
 

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yeah i notice that a long time ago but didnt pay attention cause everytime i tried to update something it always said that it failed cause of the blocking, do u think that one address could of done it... after so long? :sad:
 

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ur mean :cry: well i just mac blocked my wii, but tubehax dns should of had blocked it too even with that address missing the T at the end... or not? :huh:
 

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