Hacking ISO_LOADER_NO_MODCHIP_REQUIRED-VORTEX

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looks like vortex finally found a way to load isos with no modchips... uses a simple jpeg overflow... anyways congrats to them and if you need the file please search for vortex-isoload

I mean to add, its confirmed working by Jax0nKlR, riDeler, Xaxno (from mIRC).
 
Too bad this is BS. If someone has something good to release around this time, they should always do before April fools or after it.
 
How lucky we all are that it came out today, huh?
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looks like vortex finally found a way to load isos with no modchips... uses a simple jpeg overflow... anyways congrats to them and if you need the file please search for vortex-isoload

I mean to add, its confirmed working by Jax0nKlR, riDeler, Xaxno (from mIRC).

Wow, it's been confirmed working by some dudes on IRC!
 
ya know its fake, with proper exploits like overflows etc it works like this:

exploit found (rumor might go around or it might just be confirmed full stop)
POC with sourcecode is usually released
some small homebrew released
homebrew ported
homebrew sdk kits wud sometimes come out

notice LOADS OF HOMEBREW


lol dam i wish i still had a xbox 1
 
ya know its fake, with proper exploits like overflows etc it works like this:

Holmes, don't protend to know what a buffer overflow exploit is.
An exploit in the picture viewer would be crafted data to exploit the decoder anyhow...

QUOTEexploit found (rumor might go around or it might just be confirmed full stop)
POC with sourcecode is usually released
some small homebrew released
homebrew ported
homebrew sdk kits wud sometimes come out

notice LOADS OF HOMEBREW

The exploit in the dreamcast appeared out of nowhere. Utopia's bootdisc appeared and it played warez straight off the hook.
The homebrew sdk's etc are something that has appeared only recently. Before if you wanted to code for a console it was for a compo, and in that case you'd be using handcrafted code for everything and not relying on other people's libraries or using highlevel languages like C for that matter.
 

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