Homebrew Suggestion I discovered the createst Nintendo Switch exploit of all time

[Deleted User]

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The whole Earth and you too is actually bs.
So it's true to say facts like that.
Thanks to coronavirus.

 

[Philipp_94]

The whole Esrth is actually on bs.
So it's true to say facts like that.
Thanks to coronavirus.

That's it. I'm out! Either you are trolling or you are the most learning resistant guy on here.
I don't care if you get banned or not.
Your so called 'createst method' [sic] is just not working.
Do what you want but I won't bother reading again.

 

[Deleted User]

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I never asked you to convince me that what I'm doing is bad. I already knew it from myself and from other guys on Discord.

 

[jellybeangreen2]

"I dumped them to my microSD cards with them certificates.".

When you connect online, and the other user using the same copy you did. - Nintendo simply notice two of the same "unique" certificates online or have checked in from two completely different geographic locations, within a certain amount of time. Similar to how Azure works with MFA logins. which would normally be impossible, they just ban your switch.

You should be using two separate MicroSD cards. One for online, one for offline with emunand, that's why it exists.

 

[noctis90210]

Give lots of credits to the OP of this thread. Since you found a what you called "exploit", why dont you do yourself a freeShop-like app instead asking for other people to make one for you, besides, you are the brain on how this "exploit" works.

 

[blawar]

I never asked you to convince me that what I'm doing is bad. I already knew it from myself and from other guys on Discord.

I was able to reproduce this exploit on the switch. The trick is, you have to get the switch to report a gamecard read error to the servers, then nintendo converts your game cart certificate into an eshop ticket and installs the game for you. I suspect this is a way for nintendo to avoid game cart returns / RMA's. The trick to reliably reproducing the exploit, is to stick some tweezer's into your switch's game cart slot and extract 1 or two traces, that way it reports a hardware failure to nintendo. After that, you can get all of the games for free using this exploit. I will likely build in native support for this into Tinfoil 9.0.

 

[Deleted User]

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Thanks I'll do it.

 

[YukiHomura]

I was able to reproduce this exploit on the switch. The trick is, you have to get the switch to report a gamecard read error to the servers, then nintendo converts your game cart certificate into an eshop ticket and installs the game for you. I suspect this is a way for nintendo to avoid game cart returns / RMA's. The trick to reliably reproducing the exploit, is to stick some tweezer's into your switch's game cart slot and extract 1 or two traces, that way it reports a hardware failure to nintendo. After that, you can get all of the games for free using this exploit. I will likely build in native support for this into Tinfoil 9.0.

 

[Deleted User]

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Thanks.
I wish you're not from Nintendo.
I would like to do it by myself but I'm not a homebrew developer.
Sorry.

 

[Philipp_94]

I was able to reproduce this exploit on the switch. The trick is, you have to get the switch to report a gamecard read error to the servers, then nintendo converts your game cart certificate into an eshop ticket and installs the game for you. I suspect this is a way for nintendo to avoid game cart returns / RMA's. The trick to reliably reproducing the exploit, is to stick some tweezer's into your switch's game cart slot and extract 1 or two traces, that way it reports a hardware failure to nintendo. After that, you can get all of the games for free using this exploit. I will likely build in native support for this into Tinfoil 9.0.

 

[Quarions]

Please don't delete the thread.
It's a masterpiece!

 

[YukiHomura]

Please don't delete the thread.
It's a masterpiece!

thats what i think too

 

[gamesquest1]

This is not a super magic exploit, its basically using the same "rules" the free shop were originally using i.e Nintendo were fairly lax with allowing "unauthorised" consoles gain access to games they don't actually own, I can only assume this was just them playing safe incase a purchase has been made but there was a delay/error on their end verifying the purchase, so to avoid disrupting end users they just supply the games files, but after a few of these 1 in a million errors mysteriously all popping up for the same user the device cert will be flagged for investigation and promptly banned


so to avoid anyone else jumping into this shit show and getting their console banned im going to lock this thread, in future try not to jump the gun and think your that granny with 1 amazing trick the dentists didn't want you to know