I reached IOSU in 5.5.1 using a different bug (another lame UAF in WebKit) than yellows8‘s, but the libstagefright one is much more reliable and it’s already public. That’s why I announced I was working on IOSU in the first place, to raise awareness. However, I strongly recommend everyone to start blocking updates. In case you were afraid to deduce it from the screen I posted, yes, the hack works up to 5.5.1. Blocking updates is done by blocking some specific IP addresses at your router level, this is easier than it sounds and you can google for it.
Iosu tcp gecko wii u update#
Hykem advises people to not update their Wii U and block future update from Nintendo, as they will most likely implement patches in their next firmware update. This allows Hykem to keep his own userland exploit for future use.
Iosu tcp gecko wii u mp4#
Hykem also decided to use Yellows8’s recently released MP4 exploit, which has been confirmed to work up to the latest firmware 5.5.1. He had recently promised a release by end of January, but it seems this might get delayed again, as he is looking for ways to obfuscate his code, in an attempt to delay Nintendo patching the exploit.
Hykem has recently followed up on his release on GBATemp. This is also Hykem’s confirmation that his IOSU exploit works on the recently released Wii U firmware 5.5.1.Īll my Wii keys are belong to U… /y4hePde2Rn Accompanying the picture was a “happy bruteforcing” message, a way to say that people with the right tools and knowledge will be able to confirm his keys are the real deal, with some level of effort.ĭeveloper Crediar has published the full keys on his twitter account on reply to Hykem, who acknowledged the result with a smiley.
Nevertheless, to shut people off, Hykem published a screenshot showing the Wii U ancast and vWii common keys, or at least a huge part of them.
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