黑客利用新漏洞转储Switch 2固件与游戏

Users on the GBAtemp forums shared a Switch 2 exploit that accesses the console's file system and manipulates memory to dump firmware and game files to a PC, according to Kotaku. The exploit does not grant kernel-level access and works on firmware Ver. 23.0.1, and the dumped games cannot run on PC until a Switch 2 emulator exists. The article also notes that generative AI is fueling more game decompilation and port projects.

According to hexkyz as relayed by x65943 on the GBAtemp forums, hackers found a new exploit by accessing and overloading the Switch 2 file system, allowing the firmware to be fully dumped to PC. The exploit also grants access to any below-KIP-level binary, letting games and apps be dumped directly to PC for modding. It goes beyond the earlier jailbreak built on the delisted SmileBASIC app, and hackers are now looking for other ways to trigger it.