I've heard/read a few people say that it's possible to "unpatch" an ipatched Switch, by replacing the patched chip with a non-patched chip. I haven't heard anyone say where or how you'd get said non-patched chip. No, I don't remember who said it, but it was a few, different people. Most of it was regarding if someone accidently implemented "autoRCM" on an ipatched unit. This would result in a fully bricked Switch. To which they said the *only* fix would be a hardware fix, to replace the patched chip.
Hacking Suggestion Setting up a exploit bounty for patched switches
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This is harder, because the company have bounties for exploit reports so another hackers try to find it and report to N, then N pay for this reports and apply a fix (like the fix on 7.x, they get a report for a important part of DejaVu and they patch it).
You ask for ZeroDay vulnerability, a new and unknown breach to exploit the system, but it's really harder find it and probably if someone found anything gona report it to N for the money (because its generous payed).
Anyway with this, it's only the first step for exploit, you need chain more vulnerabilities on the system to get full access.
You ask for ZeroDay vulnerability, a new and unknown breach to exploit the system, but it's really harder find it and probably if someone found anything gona report it to N for the money (because its generous payed).
Anyway with this, it's only the first step for exploit, you need chain more vulnerabilities on the system to get full access.
He's not asking to buy it for $50, he's just saying he's going to pitch in and hopes other people will so the money can add up. I agree it won't add up to $20k or anything close, but its better than nothing if a hack dev doesn't want to sell out to Nintendo.
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It wont. The OP has no reputation, fails to use correct English (below what is acceptable for non-native speakers), offers a stupidly low sum of money and fails to outline a clear plan of how he will collect money from other users and deliver it. It's like he woke up with an idea yesterday and posted it without thinking it through.
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Probably won't, but you see tons of devs not telling Nintendo about the bugs and coming up with hacks which is a great thing. Some people aren't in it for a bit of money, but its a nice thing to donate since they are on our side and helping us out.
but to be clear, the flaw is already patched for the switch after 7.1 with deja vu . So there is nothing left for sale
In his defense, I'll say I've seen native english speakers using worst english that OP in this same site, so...
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OP made fundamental mistakes like forgetting full stops at the end of sentences and referring to himself using lower case "i"s. This indicates he didn't even try. He's too sloppy to sucessfully coordinate a crowdfunded exploit bounty.
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My bounty offer is a free pizza of your own choice
Take it or leave it.
Take it or leave it.
Just wanted to throw out the fact that $50 really isn't a whole lot considering the amount of work that goes into this kind of thing. And honestly they are probably already looking into it and likely have been. There just isn't much to find, at least for public knowledge.
I don't know why everybody seems upset. It's not like any of you were going to collect any bounty anyway
As far as I can tell from the OP, he is just asking for a public implementation of an exploit that works on patched switches.
Deja vu exploit chain implementation for >=4.1.0 (lowest firmware on patched switches) should qualify.
As nintendo already patched dejavu, it's worthless for them and they won't be willing to pay a dime for it. Furthermore all the exploit details are public and most of it already implemented for earlier firmware versions.
All it should take is for someone to implement nvhax on top of pegaswitch to access deja vu and release it for the hack to be complete. And I think $50 should be a fair prize for this work.
Bounty or not, deja vu for higher firmwares is coming. TX has already been teasing for it for a few months and I think pegascape promised support. I don't see the harm in increasing the incentives to get it out sooner by offering such bounty (as low as it may be)
As far as I can tell from the OP, he is just asking for a public implementation of an exploit that works on patched switches.
Deja vu exploit chain implementation for >=4.1.0 (lowest firmware on patched switches) should qualify.
As nintendo already patched dejavu, it's worthless for them and they won't be willing to pay a dime for it. Furthermore all the exploit details are public and most of it already implemented for earlier firmware versions.
All it should take is for someone to implement nvhax on top of pegaswitch to access deja vu and release it for the hack to be complete. And I think $50 should be a fair prize for this work.
Bounty or not, deja vu for higher firmwares is coming. TX has already been teasing for it for a few months and I think pegascape promised support. I don't see the harm in increasing the incentives to get it out sooner by offering such bounty (as low as it may be)
I fail to see what English grammar has to do with it at all, I've seen successful bounties been given out by people who couldn't even spell at all. I do agree with you that this won't lead to anything tho.
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