Hacking PSA: Reports of Fusee gelee patched units in the wild
My bad it wasn't letting me reply to your post but I figured it out I had to remove your hyperlink
Here's the output:
Lucky me.I think you are the first in US who reported a patched unit.
Welcome to the club
so for america xaw7 onwards is the risk point then? I've got a xaw4 but haven't gotten to try rcm yet but I assume they're safe anyways.
So it appears these units have been smuggled into the US but we have another problem: we don't know the serial number cut-off for un-patched units...I think. Need to double check that spreadsheet...
Just to explain.
This is from a working console.
I asked you to run the biskeydump because you were not sure about your cable.
But from the command line output, it can send data using your cable.
Next, see the different 0x0000(not working) and 0x7000(working) output?
Good to hear. Mine is XAW100697xxx. I suppose mine is earlier than yours? Haven’t tested it tho I have no tools atm.
That's right, it also looked identical to the screen that came up when I ran Hekate. I know for a fact it said "Smashed with 0x0000 stack" as well
The girl at the counter even offered me a used unit, damn. Does anyone have any news on the webkit exploit Deja vu?
First time posting, but wanted to include info on my switch I bought on June 29 through Newegg. Its very close to the serial bitteorca posted, but mine does work im running SX Pro and been playing backups and even updated to 5.1. Hope this helps in figuring out where the line is between patched and unpatched.
Serial: XAW700119XXX
Serial on device matches serial on box: Yes
Region: US
Firmware: 4.1.0
Color option: Blue / Red
Store: Newegg
Was a bundle (if yes, which): No
Purchase date: June 29 2018
Fusée Gelée works: Yes
Serial: XAW700119XXX
Serial on device matches serial on box: Yes
Region: US
Firmware: 4.1.0
Color option: Blue / Red
Store: Newegg
Was a bundle (if yes, which): No
Purchase date: June 29 2018
Fusée Gelée works: Yes
Last edited by Scoob0,
If it is ok, can you also post it here please, https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-firmware-by-serial-number.481215/page-59
So people who checks on serial number can use yours as an indicator.
Thanks.
Please also post your serial and model information here, https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-firmware-by-serial-number.481215/page-59
Thanks.
Last edited by gnilwob,
XAW700119XXX = not patched
XAW700183XXXXX = patched
So 11 is still safe, but 18 isn't. That leaves like 7 more possible Switch serial numbers, at least. And while there is no word yet on when Deja Vu will be released, this is what it looks like in action:
XAW700183XXXXX = patched
So 11 is still safe, but 18 isn't. That leaves like 7 more possible Switch serial numbers, at least. And while there is no word yet on when Deja Vu will be released, this is what it looks like in action:
Got some good news (sorry that it takes over a minute for the lennies): https://t.co/hGdPOchTVo
— Michael (@SciresM) February 16, 2018
Anyway, I would strongly recommend not updating when new firmwares release.
XAW700183 is actually a really high serial number. It is just that assembly line XAW7 is pretty slow in producing switches. According to my
serial list, it is very possible that this serial is another cutoff point for patched switches.
Last edited by Essometer,
An XAW700119XX doesn't have it patched so its a little more specific. Similar to the Japanese ones, the cutoff point is not XAJX004, butXAJX0043 since there were people who could still do the exploit on the former serial number.
oh, no I know that, I meant the previous patched systems were 7004, but his was 7001 with others with 7003 being ok, but with it being a US console the "patched/no-patched" serials are going to be different
Yes, this is what I think as well that the cutoff point for the XAJ7 line is more specific as for XAW7. We definitely need more serials to get a cutoff point for all assembly lines.
Also, we have a confirmed unpatched switch @ XAW700164.
When we talk about serials, it doesn't make sense to compare a XAW7 serial to a XAJ7 serial, since they are completely different form each other.
The same is true for XAJ7 and XAJ4 or XAJ1. The produce at different places in different rates, some slower, some faster.
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