Mate everything you just stated is complete bullshit.All of this is bullshit. One of the many ways you can tell that Gary is talking out of his ass (as per usual) is that dev firmwares do not reveal CDN changes - dev firmwares do not interact with the retail CDN and, historically, do not even have the 'retail' code in place that consumer eShop stuff requires.
'Massive file checks on XCI' doesn't even make sense, an XCI is a 1:1 dump of a cartridge. Unless the certificate is stripped, there is nothing to check. That's not to say that XCI based piracy isn't addressable with a firmware update, but the way to address it has no relation to the garbage you are spouting. You don't 'check files'.
Keys don't matter, cart types don't matter. We have full control of the system, forever, thanks to the fatal flaws Nvidia shipped. Changing the keys doesn't mean anything when we control the system fully, we can just boot the 6.x firmware and ask it to decrypt whatever we want it to decrypt, run whatever we want.
'Hardware' being needed to bypass checks is idiotic beyond belief - we have full control of the system, forever. We can patch out any check. There is no need for anything hardware related, beyond a way to inject FG payloads. We don't need EmuNAND either, we can just identify the new checks in 6.x and patch them out.
Stop posting stupid ass shit, Gary. Go back to grifting. Leave technical stuff for people who actually understand it.
P.S: Since DevMenu doesn't actually even fucking install the garbage extra data BBB put into these 'proper' dumps, how are developers (running this mythical 6.x anti-piracy firmware) supposed to boot and test their titles? A new 6.x DevMenu would solve that problem for new installs, but is your claim here that Nintendo broke all existing legitimate developer installs by shipping consumer anti-piracy crap in a developer firmware seed? Rather than just, you know, not doing that, like they've done in the past?
See how fucking stupid your claims are? They don't even make sense, on any level.
Updated firmwares have already plugged several holes. They will continue to do so.
Why do you keep commenting on things you have no idea about or even a general understanding of the subject.