Homebrew SigHax Updates and Discussion Thread

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Uh, no it isn't? A patch for FW signing isn't a bootrom exploit, a bootrom exploit is exploiting the bootrom.

It *is* exploiting the bootrom. The bootrom's signature checking code contains bugs and these bugs allow you to create a fake signature that the bootrom (and only the bootrom) will accept.
 
No, it isn't... SigHax is a bug exploiting the bad RSA encryptions made by Nintendo allowing us to sign our own firms. This COULD be used to dump bootroms though.
it's an exploit, it TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE VERY VULNERABILITY YOU DESCRIBED this makes it an exploit!
 
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I did, I was there, and I can tell that FW signing is NOT exploiting the bootrom

It isn't
It's the bootrom's job to read the RSA sig so it exploits a flaw in how the bootrom reads sigs.

The fact that the exploit is unpatchable points to the fact it's a bootROM exploit.
 
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No, it isn't... SigHax is a bug exploiting the bad RSA encryptions made by Nintendo allowing us to sign our own firms. This COULD be used to dump bootroms though.

The bad signature parsing code is contained in the bootrom.

Also, no you can't. SYSCON9 locks the bootrom in rom and it clears itself from ram before jumping to NFIRM.
 
So arm9loaderhax is obsolete then?
Basically Yes. But you will probably need it to install SigHax when it is released.
Your not going to need a9lh. Only a way to right to nand. You could directly install sighax on any firmware with a hardmod or dsiware.
 
overclocking the dual core 268mhz arm11 cpu isn't confirmed to be stable, it may only be able to handle a few mhz above its stock speed and it will only have meager returns, it wouldn't make any difference in games that run like crap.
Ah, gotcha. I didn't know it was unstable, just thought it wasn't limited due to restrictions. Thanks for response(s).
 
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