That's the thing, 20 years. The Xbox 360's successor's successor is already out, so Microsoft probably isn't that interested in it anymore. The Switch 2 might be hacked some day, in fact it should be for several reasons. But nothing should be expected anytime soon.
I really hope you're right, for our sake
If this is true, no hacker, ever, would want to touch it with a 10feet pole
It’s true
Nice, I have tried to find it online, but none. I think they can hold on anything in their cache for 1 more year. We need more game on the platform. The scene will find something, I hope not in 20 years, lol.
I’m sure someone smart would but not show it online, just check if whatever they do, keeps working on each new firmware and wait it out till they think this is the firmware they want to release it on. There is also the possibility that each time something gets discovered, they tell Nintendo for that payout thing, if that’s still a thing.
The issue is, no custom firmware dev will touch it. Every single nintendo custom firmware was developed through RE. Its because of this that nintendo hasn't gone after most of them, especially the largest modern cfw, Atmosphere. How do you think nintendo will act if an exploit was based on copyrighted materials? They'd sue them to hell for receiving and using pirated code.
And what do you think they'd do with it? create a cfw? something like hekate or Atmosphere? I highly doubt some hacker who's got general modding and homebrew in mind would want to look at this. The community builds up a modding scene, and not some lone hacker.
Groups use copyrighted material all the time
SXOS - got sued.
As soon as it can be proven that knowledge from the leaks was involved in it, plausible deniability gets thrown out. To get an exploit, you aren't going to reverse engineer to find it. You would be discovering. With how reverse engineering works for normal systems. you RE an implementation thats already public in order to produce a similar system that processes data. Thats why emulators work on RE. You can get the system binaries, decompile and annotate functions in order to understand how they work, and then recreate it. Or you can run multiple test codes, record their result and analyze it to create a similar system. This all relies on having access to the data you want to process.
I mean, just take a peek and when asked, say the RE gods appeared in your dreams???
9/10 times people are only caught or investigated because they can’t shut the fuck up
Home Owner's Association. That means you have the DNA [source code] of everyone in your HOA, which you could theoretically use to make clones and replace them to take over the HOA and shut it down from the inside.
I'd highly wager that anything you could do with this will be for the Switch 1. I seen the files, they're dated 2018, long before S2 could have been in active development and would be in pre-production at most (as in they would have been prototyping the physical consoles).
It's a proof of concept that won't do much because again, No way to exploit Switch 2 + no way to dump games = No EMU Progress besides trying to copy what it normally does.
