Maybe link the source exploit ?
The exploit link on ars is easy to find, and I didn’t have to read all the way to the end to learn the Nintendo Switch is affected.
I don’t understand, isn’t this just modifying your own hardware? Why is this treated like some great tragedy?
Because this lets you exploit anything using NVIDIA’s Tegra and that includes things like Tesla vehicles.
It’s super cool that you can mod your switch/tesla now.. but also super not cool that you can’t prevent someone else from moding it for you.
Wait, so it’s a remote sploit? Or you mean if you give your Tesla to your mechanic they can mod it? Or something else?
Presumably because it makes for better headlines? Local code execution on a game console seems interesting only if you figure out something better to do with your game console than playing games.
fail0verlow’s stuff includes u-boot… NetBSD supports Tegra X1… how long until “of course it runs NetBSD”? :)
Maybe link the source exploit ?
The exploit link on ars is easy to find, and I didn’t have to read all the way to the end to learn the Nintendo Switch is affected.
I don’t understand, isn’t this just modifying your own hardware? Why is this treated like some great tragedy?
Because this lets you exploit anything using NVIDIA’s Tegra and that includes things like Tesla vehicles.
It’s super cool that you can mod your switch/tesla now.. but also super not cool that you can’t prevent someone else from moding it for you.
Wait, so it’s a remote sploit? Or you mean if you give your Tesla to your mechanic they can mod it? Or something else?
Presumably because it makes for better headlines? Local code execution on a game console seems interesting only if you figure out something better to do with your game console than playing games.
fail0verlow’s stuff includes u-boot… NetBSD supports Tegra X1… how long until “of course it runs NetBSD”? :)