Homebrew 10.3 menurop in h.m.hax github???

But what is the 10.3 menurop for?

Quite honestly I don't think menuhax or browserhax are dead in the slightest... Quote from yellows8 github "The Home Menu code changes just added a "if(decompressed_size_from_lzheader > 0x150000){exit};" check after loading a theme, prior to decompression." Notice the word just (yes it's italicised on github) meaning there's a possible workaround... Or, and this is could be the more likely answer, it's for people who can downgrade/refuse the home menu update, since the code does the same thing with just a check to make the hax not work anymore... Meaning once downgrade is possible, just use a CIA manager to downgrade the homemenu to an exploitable version to use menuhax with :) who knows what yellow8 has in store for us in the future
 
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Quite honestly I don't think menuhax or browserhax are dead in the slightest... Quote from yellows8 github "The Home Menu code changes just added a "if(decompressed_size_from_lzheader > 0x150000){exit};" check after loading a theme, prior to decompression." Notice the word just (yes it's italicised on github) meaning there's a possible workaround... Or, and this is could be the more likely answer, it's for people who can downgrade/refuse the home menu update, since the code does the same thing with just a check to make the hax not work anymore... Meaning once downgrade is possible, just use a CIA manager to downgrade the homemenu to an exploitable version to use menuhax with :) who knows what yellow8 has in store for us in the future
I'm thinking he italicized "just" just because it was a very simple fix to the exploit. They only added one line of code that does a very simple check and it was enough to fix the vulnerability.
 

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