Hacking jamais vu - a 1.0.0 TrustZone code execution exploit for the Nintendo Switch

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This is not for 2.1.0
I know, but even though he said he'll do a writeup for the 1.0.0 TZ exploit first, I meant by what I said that now that he wrote how to exploit 1.0.0, it probably means that it won't take too much time until he'll do a writeup about 2.x exploiatation.
 
@SciresM congratulations, u have achieved a great milestone, being the 1st one to break a multimillion developed game OS' security.
P. S. Sadly this will inevitably open the dark path to the piracy :( Only for the joy of those poor unemployed lazyass pirates...
 
I know, but even though he said he'll do a writeup for the 1.0.0 TZ exploit first, I meant by what I said that now that he wrote how to exploit 1.0.0, it probably means that it won't take too much time until he'll do a writeup about 2.x exploiatation.

Probably haven't been able to confirm whether or not the 2.x+ exploit is fixed yet in current FW, so they're probably waiting.
 
Thanks so much for your hard work SciresM! This will hopefully start the homebrew development boom we have been waiting for on the Switch.
I await to see what the future holds. Wish I had waited to update, but decided to go ahead and do it, so unfortunately won't be able to take advantage of homebrew for a while, but no more updating for me!
 
Thanks so much for your hard work SciresM! This will hopefully start the homebrew development boom we have been waiting for on the Switch.
I await to see what the future holds. Wish I had waited to update, but decided to go ahead and do it, so unfortunately won't be able to take advantage of homebrew for a while, but no more updating for me!
TZhax brings nearly nothing to the table for homebrew development, which is why the switchbrew team didn't care about it (watch 34c3)
 

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