Hacking Guy has made Uxploit, claiming it has kernel!?

[Marionumber1]

I must ask why the IP address was being obscured at all. Surely someone who can develop a browser and kernel exploit would know that there's no reason to.

Also, I want this question answered, since it's just one of the weirdest things that sticks out.

 

[DarkFlare69]

Also, I want this question answered, since it's just one of the weirdest things that sticks out.

Even if there is no reason at all, I still don't like showing my information in public... if I make another video I'll just have it set to that Ip by default so there is no reason to cover anything up.

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

Also, I want this question answered, since it's just one of the weirdest things that sticks out.

It seems like he thought that might be opening himself up to being hacked if that address became public knowledge.

 

[DarkFlare69]

denial is always a safe bet.

Dude. It's. Not. Fucking. Fake.

 

[Marionumber1]

It seems like he thought that might be opening himself up to being hacked if that address became public knowledge.

It's a private IP, which is by definition only valid within his LAN. Him thinking that would make me doubt he has the knowledge to develop an exploit.

 

[PhyChris]

Also, I want this question answered, since it's just one of the weirdest things that sticks out.

if its a local IP than I cant see any reason to hide it.

 

[DarkFlare69]

It seems like he thought that might be opening himself up to being hacked if that address became public knowledge.

In some ways, that's true. Plus giving people my information isn't always the best idea. If I told everyone my real first and last name, people (hopefully) can't go to my house, or do anything with it, it's just a sense of security. Plus you'll be able to find me on the sex offenders list.

 

[WiiuGold]

if its not fake. Just release it then and everyone will believe you! End of Story
If not, Close This Topic

 

[karyjuice]

http://imgur.com/Y37DTQM

WiiU is 10.0.07, but you're typing 10.0.0.54?

 

[Marionumber1]

Even if there is no reason at all, I still don't like showing my information in public... if I make another video I'll just have it set to that Ip by default so there is no reason to cover anything up.

An all-encompassing dislike of sharing information, regardless of its utility, makes me think you lack some basic networking knowledge.

 

[Mr. Mysterio]

DarkFlare69, if you want people to believe you, then post the source code and the exploit you used, or PM it to someone reputable like Marionumber1 or NWPlayer123 so they can verify it. If you won't do that, then SHUT UP. It's of no use to this community if you just say: "OOOH look what I can do. "

(Forgive me for being harsh, but I'm sick and tired of people doing things like this.)

 

[PhyChris]

Dude. It's. Not. Fucking. Fake.

i did not say it was fake. it was obvious sarcasm to explain why so many people think it is. think about it for a sec, who would look more foolish if it were proved Right/Wrong the pro or con

Edit: think of UFOs lol

 

[Marionumber1]

Dude. It's. Not. Fucking. Fake.

You seriously need to calm down. Skepticism, esepecially with reasonable cause, is not a personal attack.

 

[DarkFlare69]

An all-encompassing dislike of sharing information, regardless of its utility, makes me think you lack some basic networking knowledge.

Then maybe I lack a little network knowledge. Or maybe it's because my dad got hacked because I released a Mario Kart Wii code that I made and was too powerful to be public. His shit was stored on the network. Now maybe I'm just paranoid.

 

[Marionumber1]

Furthermore, if you publish actual, solid proof, I'll eat my words in a heartbeat. That hasn't been done yet, at least to my satisfaction.

 

[Vulpes Abnocto]

Furthermore, if you publish actual, solid proof, I'll eat my words in a heartbeat. That hasn't been done yet, at least to my satisfaction.

What he has said is that he doesn't have a full exploit. No full kernal access, and that may or may not be possible via this route.

 

[Marionumber1]

Then maybe I lack a little network knowledge. Or maybe it's because my dad got hacked because I released a Mario Kart Wii code that I made and was too powerful to be public. His shit was stored on the network. Now maybe I'm just paranoid.

Circumstancial as this may be, I do find it unlikely that someone lacking this basic networking knowledge could make a browser and kernel exploit.

 

[Minox]

In some ways, that's true. Plus giving people my information isn't always the best idea. If I told everyone my real first and last name, people (hopefully) can't go to my house, or do anything with it, it's just a sense of security. Plus you'll be able to find me on the sex offenders list.

10.0.0.0/8 is a local IP-range that can be configured by anyone anywhere and there can exist any number of networks using this IP-range. It does not contain any kind of identifying information.

 

[DarkFlare69]

Furthermore, if you publish actual, solid proof, I'll eat my words in a heartbeat. That hasn't been done yet, at least to my satisfaction.

Then I will.

You seriously need to calm down. Skepticism, esepecially with reasonable cause, is not a personal attack.

ok

 

[Marionumber1]

What he has said is that he doesn't have a full exploit. No full kernal access, and that may or may not be possible via this route.

Then if it's not "full", he should answer what his extent is.