Hacking Seems like project omnibreak made a .py

[dpad_5678]

echo off
cls
color 0a
echo PRESS ANY BUTTON TO HACK THE MAINFRAME!!!!!1111!!!1!!
pause
:code
echo %random%%random%%random%%random%
goto code

 

[Alkéryn]

Fake, switch can't read python since it don't have an interpreter

 

[DocKlokMan]

Here we go, now we've got a real solid base for true homebrew potential on the Switch. Just need Omnibreak to add the magic files and code up the interpreter:

#!/usr/bin/python3

import hashlib
import time
import getpass

# Print greeting
print()
print("Hello, Homebrew.")
print("Omnibreak v0.3 Developer")
print("-------------------------")

# Ask for password, hiding input with getpass()
devkey = getpass.getpass("Enter Developer Key: ")

# Hashing key with SHA-256
devkey = hashlib.sha256(devkey.encode()).hexdigest()

# Comparing hashed key
if devkey == "8c6976e5b5410415bde908bd4dee15dfb167a9c873fc4bb8a81f6f2ab448a918":
    print("Welcome to Omnibreak HBL")
    print()
else:
    print("Invalid Key")
    print()
    exit()

# Prompt to install Homebrew Loader if hashed key passes check
if input("Run HBL? y/[n]: ").lower() == "y":

    # Pretend to download something, n00bs
    print("Downloading...")
    for x in range(0,100):
        print("\r{0}%".format(x+1), end='')
        time.sleep(.2)
    print()
    print("DONE")

    # Exit the program having done nothing, lol
    input("PRESS ENTER TO CLOSE")
else:
    print("Turning off...")
print()
exit()

 

[Joom]

VirusTotal is actually trustworthy. I saw that malware researchers use it at times to identify various similarities (I think it was a researcher identifying a file).

As a malware researcher I can wholeheartedly say that VirusTotal is incredibly unreliable. The site Malwr is much better, and so is running a local Cuckoo VM. VT, and anti-viruses in general, honestly do nothing to detect crypted malware, and like to throw false positives more often than not. Never solely rely on them.