Switch TrustZoneHax on 4.x

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The ReSwitched Hacking Team have done it again. motezazer, ktemkin and SciresM have achieved code execution on 4.1.0, the latest version at the time of writing this, via deja vu at TrustZone level. This means devices on 4.1.0 and below will be able to gain access to the whole system. SciresM strongly advises to not update in the future.

After less than a year, the Switch hacking team has moved extremely fast and now have got full access on the latest version. The progress being made is incredible, and in comparison, the 3DS took around 2 years to get ARM9 access. The scene is looking very promising so far and we are very lucky to have such talented people working on the Switch.

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With how fast progression has been, I would bet it would be at most 2 months between the two. But imo there will likely be a good gap between public jamais vu exploit release and public Deja vu release, unless nintendo manages to patch it. May get patched tomorrow with an update, may get patched several firmware updates from now.
theres a chance it could not be patched in the next update but the one after that one since the exploits pretty new and nintendos already been working on the next firmware update.

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With how fast progression has been, I would bet it would be at most 2 months between the two. But imo there will likely be a good gap between public jamais vu exploit release and public Deja vu release, unless nintendo manages to patch it. May get patched tomorrow with an update, may get patched several firmware updates from now.
the cfw is the longest thing after that is stablizing the exploits and having a way to use them to install cfw,
 
I'm getting used to visit this thread and the reswitched page every morning. I wonder how long they'll take to allow homebrew on 4.1.0.
Soon™
Although, they said it'll be released eventually™ on the course of the year. Could be today...could be tomorrow.
 
I'm getting used to visit this thread and the reswitched page every morning. I wonder how long they'll take to allow homebrew on 4.1.0.
I check these forums daily and throughout the day. I know pretty much anything that has happened in the switch section. Used to do that for the 3ds section but I stopped caring about the 3ds when I got my switch
 
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My son and his buddy were playing Rocket League yesterday . It told him there was a software update and wouldn't allow them to continuing playing. He decided to download it. Now I'm on 5.0.0. -FML
 
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In the spirit of early family memories are more important than a good portable emulation and HB platform, which he might or might not be into - I'd also say update. :)
 
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Soon™
Although, they said it'll be released eventually™ on the course of the year. Could be today...could be tomorrow.

Even though I only have super mario odyssey and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 to play while waiting for this, I don't mind. The amount of PS4 games I have to play is so big that I can wait patiently for this.

I feel sorry for the people who only own a Switch and have to wait though.
 
While there are alot of good Switch games coming out later in the year, homebrew is my priority... Unless Animal Crossing is announced.
 
I'll probably leave my Switch in the box without Wifi until the good stuff comes out. I'm not in a hurry to play anything on the Switch, plus I have a gaming PC, which helps. :P
 
Even though I only have super mario odyssey and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 to play while waiting for this, I don't mind. The amount of PS4 games I have to play is so big that I can wait patiently for this.

I feel sorry for the people who only own a Switch and have to wait though.

I'm waiting for both PS4 and Switch exploits :P
The N64 keeps me busy (yes, real hardware and cartridges!)
 
Yeah clearly we're different types of fathers cuz if my son updates to 5.0.0 I wouldn't say "fuck my life"
Its almost as bad as that one thread where an uncle was trying to prevent updates on his nephew's switch for his own personal use. Like he was trying to take control of a switch he didn't even own.
If I had a family that plays on it regularly, especially online, I would just buy a personal switch for homebrew and let the family switch stay updated.
 
Its almost as bad as that one thread where an uncle was trying to prevent updates on his nephew's switch for his own personal use. Like he was trying to take control of a switch he didn't even own.
If I had a family that plays on it regularly, especially online, I would just buy a personal switch for homebrew and let the family switch stay updated.
That was ridiculous. I remember that guy. Oh my..

If it were a "family system" or I bought it so my kid could play? An update would be the least of my worries.
 

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