Hacking Question Didn't TX announce a modchip a year ago?

They said a lot of things. They also said they had a solution for patched switches wich obviously was a lie and now are just waiting till deja vu releases so they can say " we told you so we had a solution "
Maybe they also discovered Deja Vu and kept it under wraps just like SciresM and his team? Just as Reswitched or whoever weren't the only ones to discover fusee-gelee. There's literally no way to prove it one way or the other.

It amazes me how much people care about irrelevant stuff like this.
 
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Maybe they also discovered Deja Vu and kept it under wraps just like SciresM and his team? Just as Reswitched or whoever weren't the only ones to discover fusee-gelee. There's literally no way to prove it one way or the other.

It amazes me how much people care about irrelevant stuff like this.
I doubt it otherwise they would have hinted at that but they didn't do anything at all. Not even a slightest hint of proof of their claims wich all hackers always do. Also if they really did than they would be super eager to release it before them now that it has been patched and not seeing anything of that so no they don't
 
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Definetly interesting.
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Ofcourse not really cost worthy because every other modchip costs less, but If someone want's to change their current setup why not I guess ?
 
I have read some months ago that dejavu was a mess, it involves launching from browser and waiting a lot of time to get the xploit executed without 100% accuracy to get it working.
Let´s see how it evolves, but at first, it does not improve the RCM exploit we are using right now.

I hope I am wrong, will be better for everybody.

(Sorry for my English)
 
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