Hacking Boot1 key and exploit released

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It only works on a reboot, not on a coldboot! But hexkyz writes that it's maybe possible to change the vWii loader to exploit this bug and reboot the console into a CFW when B is held at the start. It's theoretically a coldboot haxchi alternative, yes, but it would take way longer (but at least you don't have to buy a game I guess).

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Hopefully CFW on boot without relying on an installed title.
Well, you rely on the vWii channel, which is undeleteable unless you mess with ftpiiu, but I somehow concerned on how this could affect in WiiVC and HBL2HBC.
@FIX94?

Edit: Btw, boot1hax was alreally implemented onto HexFW
https://github.com/hexkyz/hexFW/commit/f52f85f683dfcef0544f8ddb3643cef5cfa2ee86

I think is just a matter to port the patch into existing CFW solutions like CBHC or/and Mocha :)

This should be pointed on the OP.
 
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You can dump it with his HexFW.

Along with this writeup, I'll be publicly documenting boot1 over at http://wiiubrew.org and I'm releasing a patch for my long forgotten project hexFW that gives you the option to dump your console's boot1 and unlocked OTP: https://github.com/hexkyz/hexFW/commit/f52f85f683dfcef0544f8ddb3643cef5cfa2ee86

NOTE: This does not include the boot1 AES key, since that one is long gone by the time we are running code in boot1!

Doesn't appear to be the case.
 

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