A group of people that I'm affiliated with has created an exploitation toolkit for the Nintendo Switch. There's no homebrew possible for the Switch as of yet, but sure, with *your* help anons, we can make our dreams come true!
Nintendo Switch Exploitation Toolkit
Sebastian Martin
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Gabriel Butler
I don't have a Switch Yet. But my basic understanding is this toolkit helps look for webkit crashes and bugs for a potential exploit right? Similar to Yellow8s tools for the 3DS?
Either way, its more than what most of this board is doing. Well done
Cooper Brown
Yeah, how about no. Every time that some hacker group tries that, someone else circumvents it and the group ends removing that rule. Stop trying enforcing your le bad piracy mindset, and start doing some investigation.
Dylan Myers
No, we're already there. Look up the Pegasus exploit.
Joshua Martinez
It's boilerplate text. They are not going to put anti-piracy measures in the code, it is more to ensure that they are not caught up in the legal whirlwind that is "contributory infringement".
Gavin Adams
I don't even plan to have a Switch, but I hope they don't try to stop piracy actively.
Keep looking for the stuff that GovanifY, yifanlu, qlutoo, ryanrocks462 or smealum post.
Camden Campbell
The language on the front page of the wiki has been changed to reflect a more passive, but non-participant stance to piracy.
Luis Clark
Tyler, how do you plan to skip signature verification without enabling piracy, then?
Jace Myers
I'm not in charge, ask Cody.
Easton Turner
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