Hacking Question How are we going to do this? (Nintendo Switch Lite RCM)

[AkitoTheHedgy]

So, now that the Nintendo switch lite is announced, how are we going to hack it?
Since the Joy-Cons can't come off, we can't use RCM Jigs with them.

Do you guys have any suggestions on how this is going to work? (And is this a right place to put it?)

 

[Lacius]

It wasn't going to be vulnerable to the RCM exploit regardless.

Nintendo did a really good job with security on the Switch. You should assume it's going to be a long time before it's hacked, if ever.

 

[M7L7NK7]

The exploit will be patched so it's useless

If you really want to get into RCM for no reason just remove the MMC

 

[AkitoTheHedgy]

But what if it wasn't patched and we could still hack it? (even though we cant :\)

 

[Deleted User]

But what if it wasn't patched and we could still hack it? (even though we cant :\)

The new switches won't work with the current hacks, so no.

It will 100% be patched

 

[xYuunax]

But what if it wasn't patched and we could still hack it? (even though we cant :\)

RCM exploit is already fixed by NVDIA.

My assumption is, the lite will probably have a revised version of the SoC. (Unconfirmed)

 

[Kafluke]

I don't understand the point of this post. 20 years of following the hacking scenes have tought me many things. You're not gonna get there by "inspiring thought". You're not connecting oscilloscopes to entry points and mapping spikes. Your "ideas" will not influence those with true know how. All you can do is learn patience and wait. Wait for someone who has the skills and patience to make it happen. I know you think you can "crack the code". You can't. Wait for others who will.

 

[AkitoTheHedgy]

I don't understand the point of this post. 20 years of following the hacking scenes have tought me many things. You're not gonna get there by "inspiring thought". You're not connecting oscilloscopes to entry points and mapping spikes. Your "ideas" will not influence those with true know how. All you can do is learn patience and wait. Wait for someone who has the skills and patience to make it happen. I know you think you can "crack the code". You can't. Wait for others who will.

Uhhh I never thought I could "Crack the code" so, what do you mean?

 

[Lacius]

Uhhh I never thought I could "Crack the code" so, what do you mean?

I think the point is that this thread is pointless.

 

[Bergot]

Hardmod is the way to go....

 

[Viri]

I don't think Nintendo is brain dead enough to leave a huge exploit that has been known for 2 years, in their new Switch.

 

[Daddy Horror]

im hopeing for more current hacks for ipatched current firmwares now

 

[The14thfly]

So, now that the Nintendo switch lite is announced, how are we going to hack it?
Since the Joy-Cons can't come off, we can't use RCM Jigs with them.

Do you guys have any suggestions on how this is going to work? (And is this a right place to put it?)

No. How ever it will get hacked... eventually.

It might take a month, or it might take years, how ever it will be hacked... eventually.

 

[AkitoTheHedgy]

Ok reading all the replies, I am sorry for wasting your guys's time with this dumb question. If a moderator can delete this post, please do.

 

[rmorris003]

If this was hackable only way would be a modchip.

 

[Idontknowwhattoputhere]

There will NOT be hacks for the switch lite for ages

 

[uyjulian]

If you wanted an exploit for ipatched or mariko switches sent over RCM, a signed payload that is vulnerable to an exploit would be required. Might ask some friends in PRC if they would leak any payloads. Also, there's an nvtboot exploit, but I'm not sure if nvtboot can be served as a RCM payload.

 

[Ian095]

"we" 99% of us are just sheep who follow real geniuses work, despite that I'd imagine if there was ever some sort of exploit it would be software side using an SD card to boot homebrew. I wouldn't get your hopes up though anyone ever wanting to hack a switch should just buy the already hackable ones. Luckily, for all of us, since the original switch is hacked, I can see potential exploits far in the future being found through those means and used on newer, more up to date consoles but let's be real, probably wont be for years and will probably be on the lowest firmware for that device. It really wouldn't be worth anyone's hassle. You'd get more paying double the price of the original switch for an exploitable console than you would buying a newer unhackable (as of now) console.

 

[Idontknowwhattoputhere]

If you wanted an exploit for ipatched or mariko switches sent over RCM, a signed payload that is vulnerable to an exploit would be required. Might ask some friends in PRC if they would leak any payloads. Also, there's an nvtboot exploit, but I'm not sure if that can be served as a RCM payload.

The switch does not have nvtboot

 

[uyjulian]

The switch does not have nvtboot

Also, there's an nvtboot exploit, but I'm not sure if that can be served as a RCM payload.